Customize your fields

Your fields are what contains your data. They belong to a collection, so in order to customize them, go to your Collection settings by enabling the Layout Editor mode.
Here's an example of what you'll see in the Fields tab:
Basic settings
As you can see below - (1), you can change how your field's name will be displayed to your users.
You can also add a description (2) which will be displayed when you edit your data via this field.
Other options are also available:
Read only: Enable if you don't want anyone to modify the data of this field.
Filtering enabled: Disable if you don't want anyone to use a filter on this field.
Edit settings
This section is where you will adjust how you edit this field.
First, select a widget (1).
After selecting a widget, its settings panel should open automatically. You can however reopen that panel at any time by clicking on the cog icon (2).
List of edit widgets
An edit widget is an interface tool which will be displayed when you edit your data. Here are a few examples:
The list of available edit widgets will depend on the type of your field. Here is the complete list:
Field type
Available edit widgets
String
text input (default)
textarea
rich text editor
dropdown
radio button
file picker
color picker
JSON editor
address
Enum
text input (default)
dropdown
radio button
Number
number input (default)
dropdown
radio button
Date
date picker
DateOnly
dateonly picker
Array (of string, enum, number,...)
text input (default)
carousel editor
checkboxes
JSON
JSON editor
Point
Text input (default)
File reference
text input
file picker (default)
Reference
default
Display settings
A display widget is an interface tool which will be displayed when you display your data.
Select a display widget (1).
This is how you will control how your data is displayed in your views (Table View, Summary View, related data views, etc).
After selecting a widget, its settings panel should open automatically. You can however reopen that panel at any time by clicking on the cog icon (2).
List of display widgets
The list of available display widgets will depend on the type of your field. Here is the complete list:
Field type
Available display widgets
String
text (default)
badge
date
file viewer
link
map
color sample
JSON
Enum
text
badge (default)
color sample
link
Number
number
Date
date
DateOnly
dateonly
Array (of string, enum, number,...)
text (default)
carousel
JSON
text
code snippet (default)
Point
text
formatted text
map (default)
File reference
text
link to file(s) (default)
file(s) preview
Reference
link to record

Field type	Available edit widgets
String	text input (default) textarea rich text editor dropdown radio button file picker color picker JSON editor address
Enum	text input (default) dropdown radio button
Number	number input (default) dropdown radio button
Date	date picker
DateOnly	dateonly picker
Array (of string, enum, number,...)	text input (default) carousel editor checkboxes
JSON	JSON editor
Point	Text input (default)
File reference	text input file picker (default)
Reference	default

Field type	Available display widgets
String	text (default) badge date file viewer link map color sample JSON
Enum	text badge (default) color sample link
Number	number
Date	date
DateOnly	dateonly
Array (of string, enum, number,...)	text (default) carousel
JSON	text code snippet (default)
Point	text formatted text map (default)
File reference	text link to file(s) (default) file(s) preview
Reference	link to record

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