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List or Grid setting per category.
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3 years 8 months ago #142371
by Nikolai van Nes
List or Grid setting per category. was created by Nikolai van Nes
At this moment it's possible to choose a layout (table, column, default, etc) for each category. And in the main Theme configuration I can set List or Grid to display the documents in a category.
For some categrories it would be great to set the display in List style but for others I really like the Grid style. Is it possible to add a configuration option per cateogry to selected List/Grid/Inhertid? Would be great!
For some categrories it would be great to set the display in List style but for others I really like the Grid style. Is it possible to add a configuration option per cateogry to selected List/Grid/Inhertid? Would be great!
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3 years 8 months ago #142374
by Mr. Dam
Replied by Mr. Dam on topic List or Grid setting per category.
Hi Nikolai,
Yes, currently, you can only select display type: Grid / List view through Edocman Configuration, it doesn't have option to setup it through categories. We will consider to think about it for future improvement.
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Dam
Yes, currently, you can only select display type: Grid / List view through Edocman Configuration, it doesn't have option to setup it through categories. We will consider to think about it for future improvement.
Thanks
Dam
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