Introduction to Charts The Chart component is used to visually represent data through various chart types. It allows users to display and analyze datasets in a structured, graphical format, enabling quick insights into trends, comparisons, and patterns within the data. This component supports a range of configurations and customizations, making it adaptable to different use… Continue reading Charts
Category: Getting Started with vFlow
An introductory category that contains all th basic functionalities of vFlow
Card
Introduction to Card A Card is a modular, self-contained UI component used to present content or information in a visually structured and compact manner. Cards typically group related information together in blocks and can contain elements like text, images, and icons. They are commonly used to display items, such as user profiles, products, posts, or… Continue reading Card
Calendar
The Calendar Component provides an intuitive way to manage and display date and event information within the application. It enables users to interact with schedules, deadlines, and events through a visually rich interface. In this section, you will learn how to create and configure a Calendar component in the vFlow. A Calendar can be customized with various… Continue reading Calendar
Accordion
An Accordion is a user interface component that allows users to toggle between showing and hiding sections of related content. It is commonly used for organizing information in a compact and efficient manner. The Accordion is useful for displaying large amounts of content without overwhelming the user. Only the most relevant sections are expanded, while… Continue reading Accordion
Breadcrumb
Introduction to Breadcrumb A breadcrumb is a navigational aid that helps users understand and keep track of their location within a website or application. It typically appears as a horizontal list of names of the page, showing the hierarchical path from the homepage to the current page using different separator, such as (>, >>, ->,… Continue reading Breadcrumb
Footer
Introduction to Footer The footer is a fundamental element of the user interface (UI) that appears at the bottom of a page or component. It primarily serves as a concluding section, providing supplementary information or controls that support the user’s journey through the application. The footer enhances navigation and often includes key details that contribute… Continue reading Footer
Header
Introduction to Header The header is a fundamental element of the user interface (UI) that appears at the top of a page or component. It serves primarily as an identifier for the associated page or component, helping users understand the current context within the application. The header not only plays a critical role in enhancing… Continue reading Header
Application Header
Introduction to Application Header The Application Header is a System Component that remains consistent across the entire application, regardless of the page. Positioned at the top of every screen, it serves as the primary identifier for the application, ensuring a unified and recognizable presence throughout. Users have the ability to customize the Application Header by… Continue reading Application Header
What are System Components
System Components, unlike Components, are designed primarily for display purposes and, in some cases, can include interactive elements, such as clickable links, buttons, etcetera. System Components remain generally same across the page or the entire application. This section allows you to create new System Components, view existing ones, and add various elements as needed. It… Continue reading What are System Components
Pages
Under the Inventory menu, the Page section allows you to view and manage all the pages that you have created in the application. As discussed in the An Introduction to Inventory post, you can perform the following functions related to a page: This functionality ensures that you efficiently manage existing and new pages in the… Continue reading Pages