Interface overview¶

Working with filters¶

That’s why you won’t find lonely filters without a table. Usually a filter looks like this:

And what you should do with it:

First, if you don’t like it, you can put it out of sight.
If you like it, using fields, you can filter the content by selected conditions.
When you press Apply button, the filter conditions are saved and only those you want to see are displayed in table. Current filter conditions are displayed under big word Filter.
The filters you’ve applied can be removed one by one, if you press cross next to a condition title.
If you press Discard button all conditions of the filter will be discarded simultaneously.
A set of conditions you like the most can be saved. For this select the favorite conditions, write in a name in field (6) of the filter and press Save.
Those combinations you saved will be available as filter templates.

Human brain easily perceives and remembers information in the form of tables. Therefore, there are a lot of tables in our interface.

Hint

You can throw columns away from a table using Drag-n-drop. Just drag the column you don’t need downwards holding its title.

To make your work with tables more convenient, you can use settings:

Navigation over multi-page table is implemented with standard buttons: to the first page, to the previous, to the next one, to the last one.
You can move to a page under a certain number, enter the number and press Enter.
Button controls the table appearance and information displayed in the table.
Table compact view option will shorten titles in heading to their minimum.
You can throw out the columns, which are useless for you.
You can make a table smaller by reducing number of lines which are displayed simultaneously.