[nice-to-have] Clickable part / column of a row in Collection's views.List #210
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I understand emphasising the first column as clickable with underline link-like styling and keeping the rest of the row clean from a design perspective. I can however not yet think of a reason to not just make the whole row clickable (without changing styling necessarily, except for |
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Hey @Ontopic — I think you're totally right here. It's more sensible to have the whole row be clickable and would not be too difficult to adapt to. We'll slate this in for a future feature (will technically be a breaking change necessitating a minor release). We are working on our Roadmap as well as some other pretty exciting things which will take priority here but nonetheless, this will happen at some point soon! |
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hey @jmikrut, are there any updates on this? |
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Currently the first column is made clickable, the rest of the columns are not. The setup with
useAsTitle
anddefaultColumns
gets everything I would want to change sorted in a nice way in most cases, but when I want to, f.e., make the first column a thumbnail or flag it feels weird I can not click on thetitle
orslug
columns. Or when a variable that may or may not exist in a certain Document set as the first indefaultColumns
may even result in unreachable (for non-devs) rows, since it's just an emptyCol
All of it avoidable right now, so no rush, some more control would be nice though without breaking into custom componentas. Perhaps worth considering making more columns clickable by default, or include a boring edit icon that always appears. Would hate that for the clean look though, but maybe a check on if a field is nillish and show a fallback?
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