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‎Mar 31, 2020 09:30 AM
I have several helper tables for linking and allowing users to choose from sets of pre-defined values. They do not need to be directly accessed and can confuse end users. I would like to find a way for them to be hidden. I found an old thread about this that is marked as solved, but as far as I can tell, it hasn’t been solved.
Some options that could work:
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Allow these tables to move to a separate Base that can be accessed from the Base the consultants interact with, meaning allow Bases to access data across other Bases in the workspace. This way I could group the tables into functional and boilerplate Bases.
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Access to a show/hide UX in the Base with the tables listed and a toggle switch for visibility. Off state would hide the tab.
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System or even a hack that allows for custom CSS. Unfortunately the tabs do not have ids, but I may still be able to hack something with nth child.
Are any of these available? Is there another solution? If not, can one be rolled out?
Thank you,
Neal

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‎Mar 31, 2020 02:09 PM
Welcome to the Community, Neal!
Terrific question but as far as I am aware, this cannot be done in any of the excellent ways you suggest. Links between bases aren’t supported (see here). I’d love to have this done right in the base – an option to toggle visibility of table tabs precisely as we can toggle visibility of fields in a view. I’d hate to have to find my old books on CSS and solve the problem that way, but I’d do it – especially if custom CSS also meant that I could tweak the LOOK of my bases. (You can do this sort of thing in the secure email service ProtonMail.)
:frowning:
My solution is to try to organize the tabs. I do something similar to organize views – i.e. I create empty views and give them names that make them useful as separators.
William
(organizing table tabs:)
(and for organizing views:)

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‎Feb 09, 2024 02:29 PM
SOLUTION: You CAN HIDE TABLES. 😉
You just go to the right drop down menu on the table tab and click Hide Table 😉
Great!
Solved! 😉
Now... how do you UNhide that hidden table?!
None of the instructions tell you WHERE or HOW to click UNhide table!

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‎Feb 09, 2024 02:40 PM
Ah! I found it/figured it out!! 😉
In the base, there will be a NEW TABLE TAB 😉 that reveals how many tables are hidden! 😉
 Click the drop down arrow (the ⌄ icon) and it reveals "Table is hidden from navigation" with a little crossed out eyeball:
Click on the eyeball icon on the far right 😉 and there ya go! 😉 Presto! Hidden table is back visible/UNhidden again!
Yay!
😉
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‎Feb 13, 2024 10:24 AM
Does hiding a table hide it for all users, or just for my and my navigation?

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‎Feb 14, 2024 11:13 AM - edited ‎Feb 14, 2024 01:44 PM
Hey @DaveWalsh, No. It does NOT hide it for all users. I double-checked: I signed out as me and had someone else sign in to contrast-test our views. The navigation is the same for you as it is for them. Apparently it's really just a viewing convenience: it isn't truly "hidden" - it's just out of the way. Other user(s) will see a tab that says "Hidden Table(s)" which they can UNhide if they want to.
