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* Color – Defines the color of the row’s background.
* Color – Defines the color of the row’s background.
* Selected – Defines the color of the row’s background, when the record in view is selected.
* Selected – Defines the color of the row’s background, when the record in view is selected.
* Next Wide - used for custom responsive layout. Multiple rows of various width must be defined and then chained with this setting. Row design will change with resizing of the application. For more information see [https://blog.resco.net/2017/10/11/utilize-next-wide-option-on-list-views-to-efficiently-display-information-across-various-screen-sizes/ this blog]. {{Badge|Blog}}
* Next Wide used for custom responsive layout. Multiple rows of various width must be defined and then chained with this setting. Row design will change with resizing of the application. For more information see [https://blog.resco.net/2017/10/11/utilize-next-wide-option-on-list-views-to-efficiently-display-information-across-various-screen-sizes/ this blog]. {{Badge|Blog}}


The following properties can be configured on '''Cell''' level. First, use the drop-down list to select which cell you want to modify. Alternatively, you can select the cell in the '''Designer''' pane.
The following properties can be configured on '''Cell''' level. First, use the drop-down list to select which cell you want to modify. Alternatively, you can select the cell in the '''Designer''' pane.
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* Style – You can select the style that will be used for the selected element. The designer will also preview the selected style. You can also create your own styles or adjust the existing ones using the '''[[Style editor|Edit Styles]]''' button in the toolbar.
* Style – You can select the style that will be used for the selected element. The designer will also preview the selected style. You can also create your own styles or adjust the existing ones using the '''[[Style editor|Edit Styles]]''' button in the toolbar.
* Binding – Please check the following section for more information.
* Binding – Please check the following section for more information.
* Anchor - Anchors fix the boundary position of the field to the side the anchor is pointing to.
* Anchor Anchors fix the boundary position of the field to the side the anchor is pointing to.


=== Binding ===
=== Binding ===
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Three binding types exist:
Three binding types exist:
* Value - this is the default option. This way the field data is shown in standard way, so that you can see the value of the field in Mobile CRM app.
* Value this is the default option. This way the field data is shown in standard way, so that you can see the value of the field in Mobile CRM app.
* Raw Value - this makes sense for example for option sets, if you want to display the numeric representation of an option, rather than its label. This is useful, if you don’t want to display text, but different view images, or map pins based on different value of the option set. It is because images cannot have space in their names
* Raw Value this makes sense for example for option sets, if you want to display the numeric representation of an option, rather than its label. This is useful, if you don’t want to display text, but different view images, or map pins based on different value of the option set. It is because images cannot have space in their names
* Constant - this binding type allows you to enter static text. The exact text is displayed in the app, instead of the entity field data. This way you can add labels to views, for example to describe fields that only show numeric values.
* Constant this binding type allows you to enter static text. The exact text is displayed in the app, instead of the entity field data. This way you can add labels to views, for example to describe fields that only show numeric values.


== Edit styles ==
== Edit styles ==

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