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# Grid Views

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Browse your Product Catalog, Visual Assets, and Stages visually with two new Grid views.

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Switch to one of the two Grid View sizes using the icons to the top right of the Table View header.

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Grid View displays records in a card view with relevant metadata like Tags, Published State, or Asset Type.

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Grid Views can be sorted using the sort dropdown.

Cards can be selected individually or in bulk using the checkboxes. Then, you can perform bulk actions.

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For Assets, hovering over a Card exposes a link to launch the Editor directly.

Your selection is saved per page so that you can have one view for Items, one for Assets, and one for Stages.


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