Is there a way to create a single top bar/bottom bar and re-use it on all my screens?
Currently, it appears that I have to create a new one on each screen and set its options individually. What makes this a tedius method is that, when it’s time to edit a button’s actions, I have to go back to all instances and edit them individually.
I wish I could make an initial nav bar and place it on all my screens, if I make a change to the navbar, that change is reflected on all screens automatically.
Is this possible?
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Hi @nigeldude
I don’t think its currently possible but I hope in near future for sure under global settings maybe.
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I agree! Would like a common nav and footer system, even if simple as MS word. See WIX or similar for ideas!
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hi im new on here and i don’t really know
The good thing about this is that it will greatly improve the performance of the app, since Adalo loads many things in the background and that makes loading, functions, etc. more efficient. The idea is always to optimize steps and resources! Hopefully, at some point it can be done!
Adalo must unlock coding. Without that Adalo is past card. U must have easily to implement codes and to have what u want. Adalo must think about that.
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You are correct on that Simonas1981, Some things are too tedious or just not achievable with this current setup.
I’m new to the platform so, maybe I’m just not aware, but so far, it appears there is no clean interface for writing complex math calculations. Thos fat orange colored boxes are fine to insert a single field name, but. . . When we need a very complex calculation with several IF, then, else, and many different fields, those orange boxes are just tooooooo much, a simple plain text format would be MUCH more appropriate. Easier to see, and edit. The only color formatting a complex math calculation needs is a color for field names and a different color for static text.