Pages
Pages are the basic building blocks of your data app and display all app content.
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Pages are the basic building blocks of your data app and display all app content.
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Pages are specific component or section within an app, serving a particular purpose or providing specific content or functionality. Every app must have at least one page.
There are two kind of pages: Grid view pages (default) and Web view pages. Grid view is designed for ease of use, allowing you to control element layout through drag and drop. On the other hand, Web view is tailored for advanced layout customization. Here, you have the full flexibility to utilize CSS for creating more intricate layouts and exercising precise control.
There are 24 columns in a grid view page, with each grid view unit width automatically adjusting to fit the view width. The height of a grid view unit is fixed at 12 pixels. Consequently, content within the grid view scrolls vertically along the Y-axis and expands horizontally along the X-axis.
By default, a Web View page has dimensions of 1920x1080 pixels, providing a standard canvas size for your web content.
Background: 1. color: Use color selector or HEX code to select a fixed color for the page. 2. image: Use image url to set a customized background image.
Path: The URL path suffix for a page determines its web address. It should adhere to URL rules, containing no spaces and using valid characters limited to letters (A-Z, a-z), digits (0-9), hyphens (-), underscores (_), and slashes (/).
Page Metadata: The title, description and thumbnail image, enhancing search engine visibility and improves user experience.
Pages have supported events with which to build Interactions. Below, we see the options for page events.
Before Render: Triggered before a page loads or refreshes.
After Render: Triggered just after a page loads or refreshes.
Leave Page: When this is selected the action will be triggered when the user exits the page.
Set page data: Set page level data. See Data Store for more on page data.
Grid view is designed for ease of use, allowing you to control element layout effortlessly through drag and drop.
Web view is more like traditional website, offering advanced customization options for layout design. Here, you have complete flexibility to leverage CSS for crafting intricate layouts and exerting precise control over the presentation.
Select a page to alter its settings. Under Config, you’ll be able to change the name, size, background and path for a page. indicates grid view and indicates web view.
Name: The name of a page, which will also be the tab title in the browser. Use the edit iconto edit page name.
