Arrange and resize what is on a tab

While ⟦Rediger layout⟧ is on, a tab is a grid. Dra og endre størrelse på felt, lagre deretter layouten for denne fanen.

Move and resize

• Move. Drag a block by its grip. Everything else on the grid moves out of the way and settles upwards, so you cannot leave a hole in the middle of the tab.
• Resize. Drag the bottom-right corner. Width is what matters most: two half-width blocks sit side by side, a full-width one takes the row to itself.
• Undo. ⟦Angre⟧ - Gå ett steg tilbake. It steps back one change at a time, as far as the start of this editing session.

Work top down, in the order somebody reads the record: the handful of fields they check first at the top, the long panels underneath.

Use the whole page

A tab you built to carry the fields people need has no use for the record panel on the left repeating them. Turn on ⟦Bruk hele bredden⟧: Skjuler postpanelet til venstre mens denne fanen er åpen. The panel comes back on every other tab, and it is a property of this tab rather than a personal setting.

It takes effect the moment you press it, still in edit mode, so you arrange the tab at the width people will actually read it at. Because ⟦Rediger layout⟧ lives in the panel this hides, it moves up beside the tabs for as long as the panel is away, and that is also where ⟦Avslutt redigering⟧ is.

Anyone can also fold that panel away for themselves with ⟦Skjul postpanelet⟧ beside the tabs, and bring it back with ⟦Vis postpanelet⟧.

Tablet and phone

Screens are not the same shape, so a tab is not laid out the same way on all three:

• On ⟦Skrivebord⟧ you get the full grid, exactly as you arranged it.
• On ⟦Nettbrett⟧ the same arrangement is narrowed. Blocks keep their order and their relative widths, and anything too wide for the narrower grid takes a full row.
• On ⟦Mobil⟧ everything is one column. På mobil stables panelene ovenfra og ned, i rekkefølgen de har på skrivebordsrutenettet. So the reading order on a phone follows the desktop layout, top row first and left to right within a row: another reason to build the tab in the order people read it.

Keep a panel off small screens

A wide table that is genuinely useful on a laptop can be unreadable on a phone. Every panel decides for itself where it appears: open the panel's ⟦Panelinnstillinger⟧ and, under ⟦Vis dette panelet på⟧, switch off the screens it does not belong on.

A panel must be left on at least one screen, so you cannot accidentally make one invisible everywhere. To remove it altogether, delete it from the tab instead.

Fields and groups are not part of this. They are compact enough to be worth having everywhere, so they always come through to the phone layout.