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<@U01B5SF1ME2> Are you trying to add these elements to the layout above or below the CARD display? If so, then I don't think this is possible. Card display is basically an alternative to table or list, and Stacker currently keeps those layouts fairly simple. You can add a big header image, and you can add an image to each of your cards. See my screenshot. And of course you can control the fields that appear ON THE CARDS. But I think that's about it.

you can add sections to break up the layout -

Hi Stacy, you can remove the sub category from the layout editor on the left sidebar. First click the three vertical dots, and then select “Delete Layout”

Hi <@U01B5SF1ME2>, you can increase the width of the dropdown by changing the number of columns in the section.

<@U01B1LTTYQJ> definitely! To hide the dot, I’d use the adjacent sibling selector: <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Adjacent_sibling_combinator> (example below)

So if you have this as a currency field and get rid of the currency symbol, this should render the numbers  as #,##0.00

There isn't a way to create a bulleted list in the Highlights section, but you should be able to do this on the Banner by using Markdown - <https://commonmark.org/help/>

In your edit layout, click on the two pages -

So there isn't a way to get rid of the title, you can change the title to another field by going to 'Display Name' on that table.

However you can make a field and have a title that would work for that layout e.g

Are we talking about that small mention at the bottom of each page?

Mike’s right. On the user table, you’ll need to add a linked record column that points to the agency table.  Then adjust the table(s) in question so that the record points to the agency instead of the individual user. Finally, configure the table permissions so that “The record -> Agency matches User -> Agency”

That’s right! I’ve built an example base that may be closer to your use case: <https://airtable.com/shrvHI8YsLjTth9nK> . In Stacker, I set the permissions for the Referral Registration page to: “The record -> Partner” matches “User -> Partner”.

<@U013D69H3GU> Looks like <@U01B1LTTYQJ> is displaying past shows alongside upcoming shows in his Stacker app. If he uses a data filter, he would need move them into separate tables, correct?

Correct, though you can use a rollup column within Airtable to highlight the value of a linked record.

Thanks Noam!

I’ll preface this by saying I may still be misunderstanding the issue. But here goes…

Here’s the modified base: <https://airtable.com/shrr3qrJwVd8kFszf|link>

1. I created a lookup column that filters the status column and only displays users who have finished the challenge. 
2. I then created a status column that only displays “Done”, but we’ll use this next in Stacker. 
3. In Stacker, I created a highlight column that displays the “Status” column, but only if the user is in the “List of Finishers” column. 

Hi <@U01B5SF1ME2>.  If you’ve set the registration page to <https://docs.stacker.app/user-login/user-registration-and-login#registration-page|whitelist only>, only people that are listed in your users table will be able to register. Otherwise, they will see the message “That email address is not permitted to register for this app” when they submit their email on the registration page.

Thanks, <@U013D69H3GU>, for the mention of OpenCage, which I haven't used before. Plotting one address is easy (if simply by creating a link to Google Maps). The trick is plotting multiple addresses. The attached map was created in Bubble and solves the problem elegantly and easily. But then I'd have to use Bubble, and that introduces its own set of problems. :slightly_smiling_face:

If you go type in /forgot-password in the url of your app, and type in the users email, it will send them a reset - e.g

first image is user view -- 2nd is admin view

Figured, but in case it made a difference. These are the permissions.

this is the relevant part of the airtable

Hi <@U01CKTHFKNW>, you might be able to leverage conditional visibility. In the example below, I chose to show the input fields fields if the user selected the “Blank” report template.

Hi <@U01C8C2M3EV>, this workaround does work but it creates a record "New" in my Airtable and in my Stacker App, which I don't want, as "New" is not a reporting like the others (as shown below)

Is there a way
• Either to hide this specific record when displaying the different reportings and to show it only when I want to create a new reporting
• Or to add an "Add New" button in the form on the right from the dropdown list? 

<@U01EGEJHTR6>, Perfect!

Take a look at this demo base: <https://airtable.com/shrlemeCJ1yNxEDUK>

I’ve configured an additional linked record column (titled “Editors”) and connected it to the “Users” table. Users of the app can add additional editors using the linked record dropdown associated with the column(screenshot 1). I’ve also configured two permission rules inside Stacker: one for creators and the other for editors. You can see their configuration in screenshot 2 and 3.

Happy to provide more details!

So in our example app, we achieved this by setting the record to is current user and is not current user. <https://stacker.app/samples/field-work-management-app> - So the user can edit their 'My Profile' but cannot edit 'My colleagues' take a look!