General Views
The General Views in the View Manager offer versatile display options to represent data effectively based on the user's interaction needs. Below are the available general views and their configurations.
Accordion View
The Accordion view provides a streamlined layout where information is stacked vertically with expandable headers. Users can click each header to expand it, revealing additional details without cluttering the interface. This view is ideal for displaying compact information, such as business details, services offered, or contact information, allowing users to access specifics only when needed.
- Required Field Mapping:
Title– This field is essential and will serve as the display header for each item in the accordion.
Example Use Case: A company directory where each accordion header is the department name, and expanding the header reveals details like department contacts and services.
Blog View
The Blog view transforms table data into a blog-style layout, making it more engaging and readable. This view is suitable for presenting updates, announcements, or content that benefits from a narrative format. By displaying data in a less formal layout, the Blog view enhances user engagement and provides a more immersive experience.
- Required Field Mapping:
Blog Title– Serves as the main title for each blog entry.
- Optional Field Mappings:
Description– A brief summary or introduction to the blog entry.Blog Cover– An image that appears as the cover for the blog entry.Content Title– Headings within the content section to structure the blog entry.Content Cover– Images within the content for visual enhancement.Content Description– Additional text sections within the blog content.Author– The user responsible for the blog post.Author Designation– The title or role of the author.
Example Use Case: A company blog or update section where each entry highlights recent news, company milestones, or employee highlights with accompanying images and author details.
Table View
The Table view displays data in a traditional tabular format, which is the default and most widely used method for presenting structured data. This view is ideal for users who require a straightforward, organized way to scan rows and columns of information quickly.
- No Additional Field Mapping Required: Data is displayed as-is in table format.
Example Use Case: A simple dataset like an employee list, inventory catalog, or product listing, where users can view and compare entries across columns.
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