Views Layout

This tab has six layouts for your views. You can select any one of the options as per your needs. They are explained below along with their images:

  • Single Horizontal View - In this view you can have a single row for the selected view. The following figure shows an example of a horizontal view layout. The image below explains the view:

  • Vertical Views Layout - In the Vertical Views layout, you can group the views in two columns, each containing up to two views. Within each column, you can resize the contained views. You can even resize each column. The following figure shows an example of a vertical view. The image below explains the view:

  • Horizontal View with two rows - In this Horizontal View, you can group two views in two rows. This method is more helpful in organizing two displayed views. Within each row, you can resize the contained views. You can even resize each row. The following figure shows an example of a horizontal view layout. The image below explains the view:

  • Vertical View with three columns - In this Vertical View, you can group the views in three columns, each containing up to three views. Within each column, you can resize the contained views. You can even resize each column. The following figure shows an example of a vertical view. The image below explains the view:

  • Horizontal View with three rows - In this Horizontal View, you can group the views in three rows, each containing up to three views. Within each row, you can resize the contained views. You can even resize each row. The following figure shows an example of a horizontal view. The image below explains the view:

  • Grid View - In this layout, you can group four views in two rows, each containing up to two views. Within each row, you can resize the contained views. You can even resize each row. The following figure shows an example of a horizontal view. The image below explains the view: