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There is a slightly laborious way you can do this in your loop output section using the wpv-index shortcode to generate different output (i.e. add a class to a container) for the first iteration ([wpv-item index=1]) and the second iteration ([wpv-item index=2]) and the third iteration ([wpv-item index=3]) etc. (https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views-shortcodes/#wpv-item).
A neater solution is just to add a CSS rule to style the first 10 items differently, so make sure you have some kind of container for each loop iteration (e.g. div with class="iteration"), then you should be able to add a CSS rule like this:
Hi Nigel,
yes, thats it.
The simple css-solution works great.
I work for the first time with wp types and sometimes I make it difficult for myself.
But I think already now that I become a new fan of wp types 🙂
Thank you ffor your quick support.
Kind Regards
Michael
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