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Introduce sub-pages with built-in navigation for paging #272

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rgabo74 opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 3 comments
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Introduce sub-pages with built-in navigation for paging #272

rgabo74 opened this issue May 15, 2023 · 3 comments

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@rgabo74
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rgabo74 commented May 15, 2023

Sometimes the number of tiles of the same type is too many to conveniently fit a single page. It can be difficult for selecting from a grid of 16 or 20 tiles both visually, both because of complexity.

It would be nice to be able to define multi-page grids which are same in dimensions and layout, but they are having left-right navigation buttons where editors and users can page among sub-pages, so tiles can be structured better with smaller number on each sub-page.

This functionality is quite cumbersome to define with the current capabilities of the UI.

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klues commented May 15, 2023

Do you mean something like this: #257 - to be able to make grids which can be scrolled horizontally or vertically?

Otherwise, if you want to navigate using buttons (= grid elements?!), what do you want achieve that is different from just linking multiple grids as "subpages", like this:

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Also see this demo configuration: test_2023-05-15_13-22_asterics-grid-custom-backup.zip

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rgabo74 commented May 17, 2023 via email

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klues commented May 19, 2023

OK, great that my suggestion works for you 👍

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