his asset introduces a smart and user-friendly enhancement to the traditional dropdown tag selector in OutSystems applications. It is designed to improve UI clarity and usability when dealing with multiple tag selections.
Instead of displaying all selected tags—which can clutter the interface and overwhelm users—this component shows only the first three selected tags. If more than three tags are selected, it automatically appends an ellipsis ("...") to indicate that additional tags are hidden. This approach ensures a clean, minimal, and responsive design, especially useful in mobile or compact layouts.
-> Key Features:
Tag Display Limitation: Shows only the first 3 selected tags.
Overflow Indicator: Uses "..." to indicate more selected tags.
Responsive Design: Maintains layout integrity across screen sizes.
Plug-and-Play Integration: Easily integrates into existing OutSystems reactive web apps.
Customizable: Developers can adjust the visible tag count or styling as needed.
-> Use Cases:
Filter panels with multiple tag selections.
Forms where users select categories, skills, or labels.
Dashboards with compact space requirements.
Any UI requiring clean tag management without overwhelming the user.
-> Benefits:
Enhances user experience by reducing visual clutter.
Improves performance by limiting DOM elements.
Offers a professional look for enterprise-grade applications.
Saves development time with ready-to-use logic and styling.
This component is ideal for developers and designers looking to implement a polished, scalable tag selection interface in OutSystems. Whether you're building internal tools or customer-facing apps, this asset helps maintain clarity and elegance in your UI.
Improved responsiveness and usability of the dropdown tag selector component by increasing the width of the input widget.
Details:
Input Widget Width Increased:
The input field now supports wider layouts, allowing better visibility and interaction across various screen sizes.
Enhanced Responsiveness:
This change ensures smoother performance on mobile and tablet devices, reducing layout shifts and improving user experience.
Why This Matters:
Wider input fields help users view longer tag names and interact with the dropdown more comfortably, especially in multilingual or data-heavy applications.
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