Dividers in detail views

[Jonathon]

In detail views, its quite nice how referenced tables are separated from the rest of the data:

It would be nice if we could add dividers like this in detail views that don’t reference anything. It helps to break up / segment information.

[Kirk_Masden]

I just searched for “detail view divide” and found this. I was searching because I was also hoping for the same kind of feature. I would like to have headings and subheadings. An indenting feature would also be nice. If we could use some kind of combination of html tags and tabs to reference data from our tables we could built the equivalent of html lists (ol and/or ul) to display our data in a why that shows the logical organization.

[Kirk_Masden]

For now, though, I guess I need to experiment a bit more with the “Show” type column to figure out how much I can accomplish with that:

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[Kirk_Masden]

Hi @Jonathon! This is probably not what you had in mind, but it may be related:

Dividers / subheadings in detail view Tips & Tricks 💡

Hi! I recently added the following subheadings to a detail view of mine: [54%20AM] [24%20AM] Here’s how I did it: I put the text that I wanted to appear as a subheading in the “App formula” section of a text virtual column. [40%20AM] Though you can’t see it in the image above, I have added an extra return to the app formula, as follows, in order to enhance the sense of division between the preceding and following sections: [20%20AM] Next, to turn off the column label, I made the “displa…

[GreenFlux]

Agreed, this would be a nice feature to be able to get the dividers without referencing a related table.

As a workaround, you can use a slice and REF_ROWS to join the record to itself, and create dividers with data all from the same source table.
https://community.appsheet.com/t/detail-views-space-saving-trick-to-display-columns-horizontally/144...