View container
The View container holds multiple views and is the basis for tabs, arrow navigation, and page numbers. Use it to build a multi-step flow, for example a quote or booking form that visitors move through one step at a time.
Properties
The properties live in the inspector under the View container group. Scroll behavior appears only when Scroll is set, and Transition time applies only when a transition other than none is chosen.
Property | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
View items | Custom editor for the views inside the container | Empty |
View name | Name for each view | Empty |
Transition | Animation when moving between views: none, fade in/out, height, slide in from top, slide in from bottom, slide in from left, or slide in from right | None |
Transition time | Duration of the transition in milliseconds | 200 ms for fade in/out, 250 ms for height, 300 ms for slide transitions |
Scroll | Scrolls to the top of the page or to the top of this view container when moving between views | Empty |
Scroll behavior | How the scroll happens: Smooth or Instant | Empty |
Logic | Visibility logic that controls when the container is shown | Empty |
View actions | Add view before, Add view after, Delete view, and Remove all views | Empty |
Transition time accepts a value from 0 to 1000 milliseconds. The View name field shows the placeholder "View name" and the Transition time field shows "Add milliseconds" until you enter a value. Scroll is clearable, and there is no minimum-view protection when deleting views.
References
References expose the container's data for use in formulas and other elements.
Result: the result of the view container.
View names and transitions are configuration, not references, so they are not available as data.
Styling
The View container can be styled only in its Default state.
Style states: Default.
The View container has no named styling targets, no named style set, and no Site quick-style provider. It has no interactive states and no dedicated error state, so only the Default state can be styled.
Related articles
UI Elements: overview of the elements.
FormulaScript Overview: using formulas in properties.