Collection

Views function as independently configurable display modes for Collection data, each with its own layout, visible fields, sort order, and filters.

Collections in Levo serve dual purposes: they define data structure AND function as forms. When visitors submit form data, entries automatically populate the Collection without requiring custom coding.

Entries represent the rows of data in a Collection. Each entry contains values for all defined fields.

Collections use fields to define what data entries can hold. Field types determine the accepted data, form appearance, and available filtering/sorting options.

A Collection is basically a smart folder for your data. You decide what kind of information you want to store (like names, prices, or photos), and then you start adding your items.

A Collection is a structured database where you define fields and add entries, like a spreadsheet. Once set up, it powers website forms, auto-generates pages from a template, and fills dynamic content blocks across your site.

Collection access controls determine who can view and submit entries, essential for security when your Collection API is exposed.

If you have a lot of data in a spreadsheet (like Excel or Google Sheets), you can easily move it into or out of Levo using CSV files.

Columns represent the fields displayed in Table view, with controls for visibility, width, order, and scrolling behavior.

Sorting controls the order in which entries appear in your Collection view.

Filters let you narrow down which entries are shown in your Collection view.

A Collection Page is a template system that generates numerous unique URLs, each populated with data from different entries in a Levo Collection.