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I am currently using Reza Dorrani's Kanban board Template where there is a nested gallery. The parent gallery is a collection and the child is a gallery that sorts each item based on the collection value into the correct column. As you can see from my test data there will be significantly more projects in one column than others.

Is there a way to create a 'Lite' view where all the items can be seen at once with no scrolling? I would like the coloured columns of the parent gallery to adjust width based on the item count and for the template size of the child gallery to also adjust based on the available space.

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WarrenBelz 155,111 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @elhughes19,

Without seeing the current code, it is hard to be exact, but you also need to allow for a maximum width of the relevent gallery for the screen width or height.

As an example of a Vertical Gallery I have which sets its Height dynamically without any Navigation icons until it reaches 20 pixels above the bottom of the screen
Min( Parent.Height - Self.Y - 20, Self.AllItemsCount * (Self.TemplateHeight + Self.TemplatePadding) + 5 )

You can adjust this for Horizontal galleries by using Width and X

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Hi @elhughes19,

A quick follow-up to see if you received the answer you were looking for or if you need further assistance.

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