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Collapse property card sections

Is there a solution to allow the loading of the property card of the project (for example) to collapse the sections ?
We have many sections and when we deploy the 'more info' it's very long.
We would like to allow the users to open the sections that they need.

Please see attached: http://screencast.com/t/TgbcfaoY

 

 

Danielle Lasirona Not planned

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For future reference the request ID is CR-328870

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Did this CR get any traction? I'm interested in this same expanding/collapsing of sections allowing the users to open what they need.

Rachel Hyman 0 votes
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This would be helpful for us as well as a default view option.  We have a couple of custom uses of an object where some sections are needed and some are not based on a sub-type of the object.

Drew Van Houten 0 votes
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Any update on this request on the roadmap or even being approved? Please advise. Thanks!

Matt Bures 1 vote
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Please add votes to this by clicking the up-tic mark top the left of the request.  Thanks.

Drew Van Houten 0 votes
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We will be releasing a "Dynamic Property Cards" feature into controlled availability on Sunday 14th Oct which should solve some of the screen optimization needs here.

Section collapsing did not make this capability as part of the feature yet.

However, it seems it is possible to achieve the same result using custom CSS which you can add into Global Settings, or to the Profile-specific CSS, available via the Properties > Settings of each Profile. 

Here's the sample code snippet to achieve this:

#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section3.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section3.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section4.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section4.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section5.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section5.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section6.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section6.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section7.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section7.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section8.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section8.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section9.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section9.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section10.p-group-content {display:none;}
#ObjectProperties_content_GroupContent_section10.p-group-content.dn {display:block;}

 

 

David Goulden 0 votes
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