Row
A row is a horizontal layout container used to group columns and sections in a record detail view.
Rows do not store data themselves. They define how other components are arranged on the screen. A row usually contains one or more columns, and those columns contain the actual fields, tables, buttons, or other components.
When to Use It
Use a row when several pieces of information belong together visually or functionally.
For example, a row can group contact information, scheduling details, address fields, publication settings, or any other set of fields that users naturally read as one section.
Rows are also useful when the screen needs a clear visual rhythm: one section for general information, another section for relationships, another section for notes, and so on.
What Can Be Configured
Content
A row contains one or more columns. Those columns hold the actual fields, buttons, tables, or other components.
- Add one or more columns
- Decide which components appear inside each column
- Give the row an optional title
Collapsing
Rows can be made collapsible when a section is useful but not always needed.
- Allow users to collapse or expand the row
- Decide whether the row starts open or collapsed
Layout and Spacing
Rows can be adjusted to control how compact or spacious the screen feels.
- Use standard or narrow spacing between columns
- Align columns within the row
- Limit the maximum width of the row
Visual Separation
Rows can help divide a screen into clearer sections.
- Add a divider below the row
- Use custom styling when a project needs a special visual treatment
Conditional Display
Rows can be shown or hidden depending on the record.
- Hide a row when certain field values match
- Keep screens simpler by only showing sections when they are relevant