Setup and Configuration (Stack Layout)-3 - Adding a third section in the stack

Video Transcription

The reason that we call this view stack view is because in theory, you can stack more than one  search criteria in this layout. So that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to go back to the admin  side, click on search criteria, and this time I am going to click on the pencil here, and I'm going  to index, I'm going to feature the second search criteria. Notice that in this particular layout,  it doesn't make sense to feature only one option. You should only feature the search criteria  instead of search criteria option. So now I have two search criteria featured. If I come over here  and I click on refresh, what you will see is I still have the first stack, which is feature course,  second one, which is the first feature section, and then the third one. So you can see how you  can keep stacking them if you want to keep all the main sections of your catalog on one page. And then each one is clickable right here. So that is what a stacked layout looks like.  I know when people do make a search, let's say they search for geriatric, they click on search, they will then go to the search result view. Thank you.

Video Summary

In this video, the presenter explains the concept of a "stack view" layout where multiple search criteria can be stacked on top of each other. They demonstrate how to feature multiple search criteria in the layout and show how it appears on the page. The presenter highlights that featuring the search criteria instead of the options is more appropriate in this layout. They also mention that the stacked layout allows keeping all the main sections of the catalog on one page, with each section being clickable. The video concludes by mentioning that when users make a search and click on search, they will be directed to the search result view. No credits are mentioned in the video.

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Creation Year 2021

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stack view

layout

search criteria

catalog

search result view