Multiple Views

The item list supports three view modes to suit different browsing needs.

View Types

List View

The default view, with one item per row:

  • Displays item image, name, quantity, price, etc.
  • Ideal for quick browsing and everyday management
  • Scroll to see more items
Screenshot: List view display

Waterfall View

An image-focused waterfall layout:

  • Items are arranged as cards in an irregular layout
  • Images vary in size for a visually rich experience
  • Great for browsing collectibles and display items
Screenshot: Waterfall view display

Grid View

A neatly arranged grid layout:

  • Items are displayed as small, evenly arranged cards
  • A fixed number of items per row
  • Ideal for quickly browsing large numbers of items
  • The number of grid columns can be adjusted in system settings
Screenshot: Grid view display

Switching Views

  • On the item list page
  • Tap the view toggle button above the list or in the top right corner
  • The button icon cycles through: List → Waterfall → Grid
Note

Tapping the view toggle button cycles through the three views. The current view is indicated by the button icon (list icon, grid icon, small grid icon).

Grid Column Settings

The number of columns in grid view can be customized:

  • Tap the top left corner of the home page to open the side menu
  • Go to "System Settings"
  • Find the "Grid Columns" setting
  • Adjust the number of columns (1–10)
  • Restart the app for changes to take effect

Best Use Cases for Each View

  • List View: Everyday management, batch operations, viewing detailed information
  • Waterfall View: Browsing and showcasing, viewing collectibles, visually appealing
  • Grid View: Quickly browsing large numbers of items, compact layout

Web Version Layout

The web version uses a split-panel layout:

  • Left side: Item list
  • Right side: Item detail page
  • A draggable divider in the middle lets you adjust the width

For detailed desktop version instructions, see the "Desktop Layout" documentation.

Tip

Choose the right view for the situation. List view works best for most everyday tasks, while waterfall and grid views are great for quickly browsing large numbers of items.