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Column segment

A Column segment splits one row of the grid into columns. Each column is itself a segment or a header segment and holds its own modules.

Columns collapse to a single column on a narrow pane, which is why widths are expressed in sixteenths rather than pixels. A column segment cannot contain another column segment; nest a segment inside a column instead.

Column Components

The components to display in the column segment.

You can add as many as you need. These settings apply to each one separately.

Name

Type
Text

A name for this component. It is what identifies the component in the list above, so name the ones you need to find again. Not displayed in the portal — use the Title for that.

Width

Type
One of a list
Default
sixteen

How much of the row this element takes, in sixteenths: sixteen is the full row, eight is half, four is a quarter. Set the layout you want when the portal has room; in a narrow pane or window the portal widens elements automatically so nothing becomes too small to use. Default: the full row.

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Show when

Type
Text
Default
true

Here you can write the combination of rules as a *predicate* that determines if this part of the portal should be rendered. Default: true.

TypeRequired

Type
One of a list

The type of column component to display.

  • Segment
  • Header Segment

Icon

Type
Text

Shown when Type is Header Segment.

Specify an icon for the column component. Refer to https://ctrldocs.com/help/ for available icons. If left blank, the class or object type icon will be used. Enter 'none' to hide the icon. Default: Class or Object Type Icon.

No style

Type
Yes or no
Default
False

Determines if the component should have no styling (background, padding, etc.). Basically an empty box/div. Default: no.

Sub header property

Type
M-Files property

Shown when Type is Header Segment.

The property to use as the sub header text.

Header property

Type
M-Files property

Shown when Type is Header Segment.

The property to use as the header text.

Components

Type
List of Segment component

Shown when Type is Segment or Header Segment.

The components to display in the column.

Settings on each entry — 15 of them

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