Gallery
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The Gallery widget is a visual component that displays a collection of images as long as your data model has a column that contains an image URL.
First, click on any "+ Add widget" button to add a widget.
Click on the Gallery option.
Click on the Add widget button to proceed.
Choose the available Collection or Connection of the data model that has been added.
Click on the Image field then choose the column that has the image url to display the image.
Continue to the field that you would like to be the Title of the image.
The Galley widget needs to have a value to complete.
Click on the button to display All fields pop up.
The All fields pop-up will appear with all the available columns of the data model.
Simply drag and drop one or many fields into the Values.
Click the Done button and the X button to close the All fields pop-up.
The Sum formula will be auto-selected.
The Fit option is the default option. This option helps display the full image.
You can switch to the Fill option to fill the whole image container.
Continue to the field that you would like to be the Description of the image.
Fields that contain any Link can also be added.
You can also add additional text.
To clean any field, simply click on the X icon next to it.
For the Values section, you can click the Clear all button to quickly clean them all.
The Gallery chart option can be selected by opening the Settings slider and then clicking on the Properties option.
Click on the View type dropdown and choose the Gallery chart icon to begin configuring your data model to the Gallery chart.
You can click on the 🖊 icon to the column.
In mode, the Formula box will appear to access on the selected column.
Click on the field, the popup will appear and you can choose from the available options.
With the Other Values option, the columns can be viewed in .
You can use our to quickly create a Gallery. For example: Create for me a Gallery with image_url, filter image_url that contains https, from March to May this year, sort it increasing, group by image_url and title
