I am SO confused as to how the arranging of elements/groups work. It seems like links only work if you put them in the reverse order in the component list, compared to how they are arranged on the screen?
Example;
Context: I have a homepage with 3 filtered list views, pulling from the same collection. (records have different statuses and I show a list of each status that links to a different part of the app).
Issue: After adding an element, the links of the bottom lists were no longer working
Debugging: Seems to do with the ordering (bringing forward/backward) I found out that the last list of the page, I had to bring forward. The middle list after that one. And the first list actually had to be sent to the back.
Question; how is that making any sense? Why is that the case?
I noticed on other screens to with input fields… for the tab to work in preview, the fields need to be ordered in reverse. Aka; the last field needs to be on top of the component list.
This is the picture of the actual screen + how the lists need to be ordered (in reverse) for the links to actually work;
I’m not entirely sure I understand, but based on what I do understand, I’ll make some suggestions accordingly. The order of components on the left-hand side is not connected to the screen order, so the screen order will always be different. To rearrange the list, you can use the shift key plus the arrow up or down key to change the position. Alternatively, you can use sections and arrange the list using your mouse pointer. Simply hold the group and drag it to wherever you want it on the screen. In addition to this, you can always apply sorting to the records from newest to oldest, oldest to newest, or as per your need.
Hi! It is connected to each other. If you are in the staging preview and you use your tab function to go from one text field to another, it jumps up or down depending on the order the boxes are stacked in on the left side in development.
Hence why this is so frustrating that the actual app doesn’t follow the order from top-bottom. But from bottom - top/
