Table columns¶
Every list in Danbyte lets you choose which columns to show and in what order. Your layout is remembered per table, and an administrator can publish a shared default for everyone.
Customizing a table¶
- On any list page, open the Columns menu in the toolbar.
- Tick or untick columns to show or hide them.
- Use the ↑ / ↓ buttons to reorder them.
- Choose Reset to default to go back to the standard layout.
Your changes are saved automatically and apply the next time you open that table.
Note
A few columns (like the row-select checkbox and the row-actions menu) always stay in place and can't be moved or hidden.
Where your settings live¶
Manage all your saved table layouts in one place under User → Preferences, where each table shows its current state with a Reset option.
Shared defaults (administrators)¶
If you can manage users, you can publish a starting layout for your whole tenant under Admin → Settings:
| Action | Effect |
|---|---|
| Publish my layout | Makes your current layout the tenant default for a table. |
| Lock | Forces that default — everyone uses it and can't change their own. |
| Unlock | Lets people customize again, starting from the default. |
| Clear default | Removes the tenant default entirely. |
How a layout is chosen
Danbyte shows the most specific layout that applies: a locked tenant default wins over everything; otherwise your own saved layout; otherwise the tenant default; otherwise the table's natural order. When a table is locked, its column controls are disabled and a lock icon appears.
Which tables remember layouts¶
Top-level lists — prefixes, prefix IPs, VLANs, VRFs, route targets, sites, and tenants — remember your layout. Smaller tables embedded inside detail pages (like a site's VLANs) stay on their standard layout.
Related¶
- Exporting tables — exports follow your visible columns.