"I have a loop and index but an issue arise when index is a value 3. It should stay as a constant 2 within a loop. An example within HTML: Index starts at 0 till 10 but class should be kept as value 2 and limit index (1) that we get<div class='container2'> Is it technically possible to stay at 2 after index increases to 2 as class value should not reach 3:"
"An example within HTML: Index starts at 0 till 10 but class should be kept as value 2 and limit index (1) that we get<div class='container2'> Is it technically possible to stay at 2 after index increases to 2 as class value should not reach 3: It works if index has value 1 but when index is 2 it will collapse HTML as we need to stay at number 2:"
An index-driven loop currently produces classes that increase beyond the desired value of 2, causing HTML collapse when the index hits 2 or higher. The class value must be capped so any index >= 2 yields the class 'container2'. Implement a clamp or conditional when building the class string, for example using Math.min(index, 2) or a ternary (index >= 2 ? 2 : index). Precompute the class value in the loop or template and use that variable in the HTML output. Alternatively, apply CSS selectors (nth-child) or server-side logic to assign the fixed class when needed.
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