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Hi Everyone,
Is it possible to display nested lists on the same page? Think of a menu with headers:
Pizza
Marinara
Sausage
Triple Meat
Combination
Pasta
Carbonara
Three Cheese
Salad
House Salad
Caessar Salad
Pasta Salad
Etc. I know that we can create nested lists where you click on the header and it takes you to a new screen where you view the nested list items, but what I am looking for is displaying all lists on the same page with the parent items as headers.
I’ve searched the community and only found people asking with no responses. Is this possible? It seems like such a simple yet essential feature.
Thank you!
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Hey Andrew, I created an explanation for you. If you have more details about what you are trying to achieve and your structure, let me know: https://youtu.be/tIl8MpzPruM
Hey Karla, thanks for the video. Would it be possible to point me in the right direction to how I’d accomplish this if I were working with a category sheet (for example pizza, pasta, salad) and a menu item sheet (pepperoni, carbonara, etc) where there is a category reference that links the two sheets?
Best,
Lindsay
Hey @Lindsay Douglass can you share this database with me so that I try? It might be possible if instead of ID = Record ID you use its name as the ID, you can give it a tey ot share the data with me to try it out.
Hey Karla. I’ve attached the Figma, Bravo & Airtable links below. I am hoping to display a list of items associated with each parent category on a horizontal scroll.
If you private message me your email I can add you as an editor on any of these. They are all playgrounds for me to understand if Bravo will be able to handle my data structure so I’m happy for you to modify anything :)
@Lindsay Douglass I will check it later today :)
Hey @Lindsay Douglass There are several small things you haven’t set up properly in Bravo, such as fixed scrolls, components, and auto layout, just to name a few. The same goes for your table—naming conventions are crucial, especially when dealing with data.
That said, what you're trying to do isn’t about displaying items but rather filtering sections or categories.
I’ve been waiting for a response on the same topic for a while now—hopefully, I’ll hear back soon. Once I do, I can show you how to proceed.
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