I’m aware I can use Collection list, but the check is very practical. Thank you
An image to aid in quickly identifying which item one is looking for makes a checklist so much more intuitive and efficient - why on earth would Glide have dropped this feature?
You could always use a custom collection if you want to mix images and other components with a checkbox.
You could also use the new tables. You can show an image, and add checkbox component as well.
Thank you, but it doesn’t fit my needs. In mobile view, custom collection puts the check in one row and the other component in a new row, even though I select 1/3 design
Thank you, this is the most similar option to the old checklist component, but the image size gets too small. I need the user to be able to verify the selection with a quick look.
Another option is to use a card style layout and set the click action to a custom action that either sets true or false to a boolean. Then display the boolean as a checked or unchecked emoji.
You could also do the same thing with a custom collection and some custom HTML in a rich text component. What you want is most likely possible. Just takes a little creativity and out of the box thinking to pull it off.
If you can mock up exactly how you want it to look, I think one of us could come up with a solution.
Describe what you want to chatGPT and then put the html from GPT in a rich text component inside a custom collection.
If you have paid version of GPT you could upload the picture and ask for the HTML
Here is a rough demonstration of a way to do it with a custom collection and some HTML in a Rich Text component. Getting a checkbox that matches is a little tricky. I was hoping to do it with an SVG, but it doesn’t appear to render, so I’m just using some unicode characters to represent a checkbox. A click action on the custom collection sets or unsets a boolean column.
This demo uses custom collection and action row components, but requires a little CSS to hide the disabled buttons.
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