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Description
Add configurable row coloring and conditional styling for grid views.
This allows users to improve visual scanning by applying background colors to
records based on select field values or configurable field-based conditions.
The styling is stored as part of the grid view options and is preserved when
the view is reloaded.
Background
Our organization uses the Teable Community Edition to manage structured
business records.
For operational tables with many records, users need to distinguish important
states quickly, such as pending, approved, rejected, or overdue records.
Displaying row colors based on business values makes the grid easier to scan
and reduces the need to open each record individually.
This feature provides a reusable way to configure row styling directly in a
grid view.
Changes
User Workflow
Testing
validation.
persistence, reload, and rendering workflow.
update view options API.
Screenshot