Choose how one of your organisation's lists is drawn: headings centred over their columns or not, a rule down every…
Choose how one of your organisation’s lists is drawn: headings centred over their columns or not, a rule down every column or not, how dark its lines are, from 1 (the faintest, as every list is drawn until somebody chooses) to 10, the colours its alternate rows and its column labels are filled with, how many of its leading columns stay in place while the rest scroll sideways (0 to 6), how wide its lines are (1, the thinnest, to 3), how large its text is (SMALL, NORMAL or LARGE), and whether a # column before the others numbers its rows.
Each colour is # and six hexadecimal digits, such as #eef2f7, or null for none, which is also what leaving it out means. Leaving out any of the last four answers sets it as every list is drawn until somebody chooses: no columns pinned, the thinnest lines, NORMAL text, no row numbers. A colour too dark for the list’s words to be read on is refused; any pale colour is light enough. On the dark theme a colour is drawn as a faint tint of itself.
Changes how the list looks to everybody in the organisation and nothing about what it holds.
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Choose how one of your organisation's lists is drawn: headings centred over their columns or not, a rule down every column or not, how dark its lines are, from 1 (the faintest, as every list is drawn until somebody chooses) to 10, the colours its alternate rows and its column labels are filled with, how many of its leading columns stay in place while the rest scroll sideways (0 to 6), how wide its lines are (1, the thinnest, to 3), how large its text is (SMALL, NORMAL or LARGE), and whether a # column before the others numbers its rows.
Each colour is # and six hexadecimal digits, such as #eef2f7, or null for none, which is also what leaving it out means. Leaving out any of the last four answers sets it as every list is drawn until somebody chooses: no columns pinned, the thinnest lines, NORMAL text, no row numbers. A colour too dark for the list's words to be read on is refused; any pale colour is light enough. On the dark theme a colour is drawn as a faint tint of itself.
Changes how the list looks to everybody in the organisation and nothing about what it holds.
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OK

