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App Framework

When editing any content within Whatevr, you will open an app framework.

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Our apps use the same framework, with the same UX & UI layout. This makes learning new apps within Whatevr quick, simple and easy. The core framework elements will be covered on this documentation page.

This is only a high-level overview. Please see the relevant app documentation above for more information on a specific app builder and framework.

Left Nav#

You will have the same top 2 buttons when in side of any builder.

1. Exit & Builder Switcher#

Top left button lets you switch content and explore similar content. You can also use this to return to your workspace by clicking on the exit button.

2. Top & Bottom Bar Toggle#

This button will let you toggle the top and bottom bar when inside of an app. This gives you more space to focus in on the content.

1. Sub Content#

Apps that have sub content, such as sub projects have a sub content button. This will open a panel to add, manage and open/close sub content.

Top Bar#

Your content title will appear in the top bar. In the app, you have the option of adding views. Views can be added and removed from your content to allow you to customize the data you wish to view or the layout you wish to use.

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Views#

Views are a way to add data and functionality to an apps base view. This gives you a more customisable experience. Depending on the app, you might get different views of the data or different tools and features.

Adhoc View#

Adhoc views are available in most apps, and make it easy to view any attachments to the content such as tasks, files, or chats.