Tree List Interface

Concept

YamPiz continuously strives to provide a more intuitive user experience. For multi-level data classification, it adopts a directory-based management approach, similar to the file management system of a computer operating system. Using drag-and-drop operations and the left and right mouse buttons, users can easily perform complex configuration tasks.

Tips

• The maximum folder depth may vary depending on the website.
• Right-click the 'Text' next to an icon to access options for changing properties, renaming, creating categories (directories), and deleting categories (directories).
• Right-click and hold the 'Icon' to the left of the text to move items (indicated by a red dashed outline) or change their order (indicated by a red horizontal line).

Instructions

• Expand and Collapse Folders
  Click the '+' or '-' symbol to the left of an item to expand or collapse a folder. Some website applications dynamically load folder contents when expanded, which may require a short loading time. See the red-circled areas in the image below:
  
• Create a Folder or Directory
  To create a new folder, simply right-click the name of its parent folder. The « Create Folder » option will appear, as shown below:
  
• Rename a Folder
  To rename a folder, right-click its name to open the « Folder Menu », then select 'Change Properties' to open the settings dialog. As shown below, click the icon next to the 'Name' field to configure the folder name in other languages. The actual functionality may vary depending on the website.
  
  
• Move Files and Folders
  The restrictions on moving files and folders vary depending on the website application. If an item cannot be moved, the application may simply not support this feature. To move an item, click and hold the small icon to its left with the left mouse button, then drag it onto the icon of the destination folder. A dashed outline will appear around the target icon. Release the mouse button to complete the move. When moving a folder, please note that folders containing subfolders may exceed the maximum permitted folder depth and therefore cannot be moved. See the example below:
  
• Reorder Folders
  To change the order of an item, click and hold its small icon with the left mouse button, then drag it to the line immediately to the left of the destination folder's icon. A horizontal insertion line will appear to indicate the new position. Release the mouse button to complete the reordering, as shown below:
  

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