A probably rhetorical question, since this seems to just be a style decision by Coda, but I currently have a page that I’ve set up with tables organized in separate columns as so:
The tables are pretty much as I’d like them, but:
The 2nd column won’t extend any further along the page, leaving a tonne of wasted white space on the right side.
If I add any more columns to the 2nd table, they won’t show because of #1.
The slider to slide across the table view is wayyyyy down the screen at the bottom of the table. So I have to scroll down to the bottom, slide across, then scroll back up to see what I wanted in the table.
Is this really how tables work when they’re organized in columns? If so, I’ll just forgo my column view - but I’d prefer to keep it if I can!
Re @Matthew_Shane
Those are subjects coda is working on (especially the improvement to full width for column > beta test is in progress). This is a well known and several time discussed subjet. Lets be patient
Hi @Astha_Parmar , thanks for asking! Yes if the page is set to full width you will see the detail view also extend to be the full width of the page hope that helps your use case!
So friggin excited about this!! Thanks so much for giving the capabilities to create all kinds of dashboard content. I’ve been wanting to create a dynamic planner that allows me to see things today, this week, this month, this year at a glance (see pic).
I love paper planners and templates for Goodnotes, etc. but I struggled to keep up with a STATIC planner, especially as life is very fluid. I feel like Coda has (and will have) the tools to build out a customizable project management doc (comparable to software on the market) for business and life. I also see the possibility of creating a dynamic/AI scheduler that will prioritize and optimize scheduling of tasks on a calendar - similar to Motion but with more customization.
Hi! I’m Teresa a PM at Coda.
hope that helps your use case!