The lists whose look your organisation may choose, and how each one is drawn.
The lists whose look your organisation may choose, and how each one is drawn.
Every list is drawn as it always was until an administrator chooses otherwise: headings set to the edge of their column, no rule between columns, line_darkness 1, the faintest, no colour on its alternate rows or its column labels, no columns pinned, line_width 1, the thinnest, and font_size NORMAL, and no row_numbers. A colour is given as # and six hexadecimal digits. pinned_columns is how many of the list’s leading columns stay in place while the rest scroll sideways, not counting the row’s own buttons before them, which stay with them. font_size is SMALL, NORMAL or LARGE. row_numbers draws a # column before all the others, numbering the rows 1, 2, 3 as they are listed and carrying on from one page to the next; it is counted on the screen and is not part of any row. The choice changes how a list looks to everybody in the organisation and nothing about what it holds.
Headers
Limiting and Pagination
Limiting and Pagination
Preference
count=none Query Parameters
Filtering Columns
Ordering
Limiting and Pagination
Limiting and Pagination
Response
OK

