March 2022 | Single Row Editing
This release applies to Page, Email, and Popup builders and is available for Core plans and above.
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Summary
We have released a new feature that allows users to directly edit content within previously saved rows. This feature is ready to integrate into your save rows implementation.
Description of Changes
Saved Row Editing
Once implemented, users may load any saved row directly into the builder of their choice, and edit it individually. The method by which rows are accessed will depend on your individual configuration. An example of one way to organize saved rows is provided in the image below.
Once the saved row is loaded, the builder will open in the Edit Single Row mode shown below:
Features
As with all BEE pro designs, saved rows are stored as JSON files in the host application. This new release enables you to access and edit those files, writing all changes back to the source file. This includes the following settings:
- Row structure,
- Content blocks,
- All style settings.
The Edit Single Row mode differs from the standard builder mode in the following ways:
- Only properties that pertain to managing single rows are available, therefore, the options to insert custom rows, saved rows, or new default rows are disabled.
- The Settings tab is unavailable. We remove this tab because setting properties only apply at the design level and are not relevant to row editing.
- When a row is selected on the builder stage, the options to Delete, Duplicate, Comments, Save actions are not shown.
Reason for Change
The Save Rows feature provides a high level of modular design when well-implemented. The new editing feature extends that capability by:
- Providing a more manageable experience for saved row data
- Enabling the development of dynamic row updates
- Preventing users from creating new rows when attempting to update existing rows
How to Implement Edit Single Row
The host application can initialize BEE Builder in Edit Single Row mode via the following configuration.
clientConfig = {
...
workspace: {
...
editSingleRow: true
}
}
For more information, please refer to product documentation.
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