Just wanted to clarify that the current implementation doesn't match my suggestion. Please refer to the attached image for clarity.
What I envisioned is a multiselector spread across multiple columns. When we have around 30 items to select from, cramming them into a single column isn't practical. Following your suggestion would double the height, which isn't the desired outcome. Instead, it's more efficient to disperse them across multiple columns, ideally in a 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 ratio, maintaining the same data and input IDs.
Could you please incorporate this feature? It should be relatively straightforward to implement. Thank you!
Julien
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Jan 31, 2024
That's really clear thanks for the precision! I added it to our planned list of tasks :)
Christian Kettner
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Jan 6, 2024
Hi Youssef,
I was looking for the same feature. Maybe it is already implemented:
You can chose the 'field width' in the settings panel on the right. Here I chose 1/2 width for two text inputs and the other one filled the gap automatically.
With checkboxes, and 1/4 width it looks like this:
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Julien
Jan 29, 2024
Hi Youssef, this is already possible!
https://help.opnform.com/en/article/how-do-i-use-a-column-layout-in-my-forms-1m15dku/
Youssef Ali Myaz
Jan 30, 2024
Hi Julien, hope you're having a good day
Just wanted to clarify that the current implementation doesn't match my suggestion. Please refer to the attached image for clarity.
What I envisioned is a multiselector spread across multiple columns. When we have around 30 items to select from, cramming them into a single column isn't practical. Following your suggestion would double the height, which isn't the desired outcome. Instead, it's more efficient to disperse them across multiple columns, ideally in a 1/2, 1/3, or 1/4 ratio, maintaining the same data and input IDs.
Could you please incorporate this feature? It should be relatively straightforward to implement. Thank you!
Julien
Jan 31, 2024
That's really clear thanks for the precision! I added it to our planned list of tasks :)
Christian Kettner
Jan 6, 2024
Hi Youssef,
I was looking for the same feature. Maybe it is already implemented:
You can chose the 'field width' in the settings panel on the right. Here I chose 1/2 width for two text inputs and the other one filled the gap automatically.
With checkboxes, and 1/4 width it looks like this:
Youssef Ali Myaz
Dec 23, 2023
Youssef Ali
Sep 2, 2024
Any updates on this please ?