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Additional settings for '''Auto Grid''' (display multiple fields in one row): | Additional settings for '''Auto Grid''' ([[Form#Displaying_multiple_fields_per_row|display multiple fields in one row]]): | ||
* Max Columns – How many fields should be displayed in one row. This is the maximum value, the row may show fewer fields, depending on available space. | * Max Columns – How many fields should be displayed in one row. This is the maximum value, the row may show fewer fields, depending on available space. | ||
* Min Width – Define in pixels, what is the minimum width of a field. | * Min Width – Define in pixels, what is the minimum width of a field. | ||
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:[[File:Grid Position examples.png]] | :[[File:Grid Position examples.png]] | ||
Additional settings for '''grid items''' created via '''Add Grid''' button: | Additional settings for '''grid items''' created via '''Add Grid''' button ([[Form#Displaying_multiple_fields_per_row|display multiple fields in one row]]): | ||
* Columns – Use asterisks separated by semicolons to define multiple columns. For example, <code>*;*;*</code> means three equally wide columns. Use <code>3*;*</code> for two columns, where the first column is three times wider than the second. Use <code>Auto;Auto</code> to format the table to match the width of the cell/field. | * Columns – Use asterisks separated by semicolons to define multiple columns. For example, <code>*;*;*</code> means three equally wide columns. Use <code>3*;*</code> for two columns, where the first column is three times wider than the second. Use <code>Auto;Auto</code> to format the table to match the width of the cell/field. | ||
* Rows – Use asterisks separated by semicolons to define multiple rows. | * Rows – Use asterisks separated by semicolons to define multiple rows. |