Is there a way to create a table of all the sub-pages?
My list of sub-pages is getting too long to scroll up and down. Plus, I’d like to add more data to each of the sub-page (e.g. publish date, etc.) to help me keep things organized.
Hi @Lynette
No, it is not possible to do that automatically in native Coda. However, @Scott_Collier-Weir 's Doc Explorer pack will help you get that done.
On the other hand - have you considered using canvas columns in a table? That gives you a lot more flexibility in managing those pages. You can set up version management, filter the list of pages, use the modified property to see the latest change, etc.
Piet
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Thanks for your quick response on Christmas Eve not withstanding 
. I did find Scott’s Doc Explorer but I guess I’m still confused how to use it because it errors out each time. There’s a bit of a learning curve. I guess I’ll have to set aside time for that.
Sadly, the Canvas feature came later, after I created all those pages when I started Coda years ago. I was hoping for an easier way to do this. Dreading all the copy pasting. Thanks again!
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@Scott_Collier-Weir 's contact info is in the pack details. I am sure he would be willing to assist.
Santa
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UPD: Irrelevant answer 
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Hi @Lynette ! Unfortunately, there isn’t a native way to achieve a more convenient layout for subtables in Coda. I often face the issue of subtables in project cards becoming too large and taking up too much space.
One solution could be adding a feature to show/hide the subtable. This means we can control the visibility of rows in a subtable by pressing a specific button. However, it’s important to keep in mind that this introduces the obligation to implement this feature in a way that doesn’t affect the processing of data that might potentially reference the rows in the subtable.
This can be addressed within a formula or by simply creating a separate property that operates independently. For example, the progress bar in my case is implemented in such a way that it works regardless of whether the rows are hidden or not. You can download this doc and see how a similar solution is implemented. 
I believe she was referring to sub-pages, not sub-tables
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Oops! Looks like my holiday spirit kicked in a little too hard 
I’ll leave it here, just in case someone finds it useful!
That’s ok Tamerlan! I might use it sometime in the future. I didn’t even know we can have sub-tables.
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