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39m ago
Hi everyone,
I am trying to display a list of 63 checkboxes in a Service Catalog item. I want them to display in three vertical columns, flowing top-to-bottom (Column 1: items 1â21, Column 2: items 22â42, Column 3: items 43â63).
Currently, using Container Start -> Split -> End layouts forces the variables to display horizontally (left-to-right across rows) instead of filling the first column vertically.
What is the best way to achieve a clean vertical multi-column layout for a large number of checkboxes without manually mixing up the variable order numbers?
Thanks!
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15m ago
Try using a container split between the checkboxes and see if it helps in organising the checkboxes vertically.
PS: From a user experience stand point you are trying to cram in too many checkboxes on the UI. Not a good user experience in my opinion.
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15m ago
Try using a container split between the checkboxes and see if it helps in organising the checkboxes vertically.
PS: From a user experience stand point you are trying to cram in too many checkboxes on the UI. Not a good user experience in my opinion.
