List interface

Choosing columns#

The list page and the relation panels have a "Columns" menu:

• show or hide a column;
• change the order with the ↑/↓ buttons;
• "Reset" restores the default columns (the order from fields(), without the hideByDefault() columns).

The choice is stored in the browser's localStorage, separately for each Entity, and is not sent to the server.

Value format: { "order": [...], "hidden": [...] }. If storage is unavailable (private mode), the setting lasts until the page is reloaded.

The available columns are the fields visible on index (Fields); width(), align(), wrap(), truncate() and hideByDefault() set a column's initial properties.

Responsiveness#

• The table scrolls horizontally inside its own container, not the whole page.
• On mobile, the side navigation opens as a slide-out panel.
• The list toolbar (search, filters, columns, actions) adapts to the screen width.
• The content width is fluid: it takes up the available space.

Row actions#

Actions with showInline() are collected in the "⋯" menu of each row, next to the view, edit and delete buttons. The menu shows only the actions available for that record. See Actions.

Global search#

The "Search…" button in the header (an icon on narrow screens) and the Ctrl+K hotkey (⌘K on macOS) open the search palette over all Entities with $globallySearchable. ↑/↓ select a result, Enter opens it, Ctrl/⌘+Enter, a middle click or Ctrl/⌘+click open it in a new tab, Esc closes the palette. The button only appears when the user can reach at least one such Entity. See Global search.

Audit log#

When the audit log is on and the user passes the viewLarsadminAudit gate, a "History" panel appears at the bottom of the record page (10 entries, "Show more"), and the side menu gets an "Audit log" item: a page of all changes with filters by section, event, user and date. See Audit log.

Notifications#

When notifications are on, a bell with the unread count appears in the header between search and the user's name. It opens the list of notifications ("Show more", "Mark all as read", deleting single ones) and a "Background tasks" section with progress and a "Cancel" button for background actions. New notifications and finished background actions also pop up as toasts (up to three at once). The modal of a background action says that it will run in the background. See Notifications and background actions.

Next: Field blocks.