The list view displays source posts row by row across the entire width of the content area. Each row corresponds to a news item from the sources activated in the menu bar. The news items are sorted in descending order of relevance. The most recent item is in the first row, and the relevance decreases with each row moving downwards. As in table columns, the following information and buttons are available for each source: a preview image or placeholder image, an icon of the source channel (TV, news agency, RSS feed, etc.), a text preview, relevance/publication date, profile picture/logo, author/account, and, on the far right, the button for creating a topic from the source item .
The header in the source list view
Change the display of sources
There are three options for the display type: title , list or column view .
- Click one of the three view buttons in the header of the Source content area.
Create new topic
You can create a new topic in the header of the content area.
- Click the New Topic button in the header of the content area.
→ The topic editing window opens.
Update results display
You can refresh the view of source posts in the content area at any time. This way, you'll always see the most recent posts and stay up to date.
- Select the Refresh button in the header of the content area.
→ The active sources in the content area are updated.
Add or remove source
You also have the option to add new sources.
- Click the New Source button in the header of the content area.
→ The source editing window opens.
List view rows
View source
You can open a message in its full original format in a pop-up window .
- Click on a preview image or on the placeholder graphic on the left edge of a row.
→ The pop-up window for the original view of the source message opens.
Create new topic from the source
Using the New Topic button on the far right of the row, you can create a new topic based on the source. The source data is automatically imported into the otherwise unedited topic editing window.
- Click the New Topic button.
→ The topic editing window opens and the source data is entered.
Source pop-up window
The pop-up window contains two sections: the left, larger section displays the source in its original format. Since some content doesn't fit entirely within the window, the display can be scrolled. The right section displays metadata and allows you to open the article in a separate browser tab or close the pop-up window.
Metadata
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In the right section of the pop-up window, you will see more detailed information about the source, slightly different depending on the type of source. Here is an example of a tweet: 1: Source channel with logo 2: Icon X to close the pop-up window 3: Profile photo/logo, name and account ID 4: Date and time of publication, number of retweets and number of likes 5: Hashtags. For non-personalized sources, such as news agencies, the author's name is mentioned here. 6: Text content 7: Button to open the tweet in a new browser tab |
Open source in a new browser tab
- Click the Open in new tab button.
→ The pop-up window will close and the source message will open in a new browser window.
Close pop-up window
- Click the X icon in the top right corner of the pop-up window.
→ The pop-up window will close.
The footer in the source list view
Set the number of hits per page
The footer of the content area on the left shows how many hits your current menu bar setting results in – possibly in conjunction with the full-text search or other filters.
- On the right side of the footer, select how many hits should be displayed in the content area at the same time.
Go to another results page
- Scroll forward or backward through the results pages by clicking on one of the arrows in the navigation field in the middle of the footer.
Or select one of the pages directly.