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It seems even utilizing wide view, we are really constrained by the appearance css of this required 'box view' to handle all lists. Most CRMs can fit many columns cleanly, easily, and just reduce text size or column size to accommodate what you need to show. How can we easily do this within EspoCRM? Anyone have any solution they've done appearance wise to expand the default list view? Thanks!
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It's already way too wide on your screenshot. "Most CRM" do it 'wrong' (old-fashioned) way.
You can customize it with CSS:
Code:body[data-content-width="Wide"] { --container-max-width: 2000px; } -
We can barely show 1/10 of the information that other CRMs easily show. We have to figure out what's going on with EspoCRM, either a text size reduction or expanded list size. Either one will work. It's not useful to have 5 columns maximum. Think about how many columns you typically see users use in Excel. We would have to have a CRM that does that, easily.Last edited by mudokai; 01-29-2026, 11:10 PM.Comment
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OK. But it can show me 9 columns without extra manipulations. "5 columns maximum" is a quite an exaggeration.
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I provided the solution above. It's very easy to apply. It will work the way how many other older systems works, stretching the view to fill the whole screen.Comment
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Maybe in the future Espo could have a side scrollbar, like salesforce.
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The horizontal scroll is really far from being a good UX choice. We would need to stick at least some columns and the latest column with the menu option.
I don't see a web based CRM as comparable to a spreadsheet app. One should have many columns by design, as the spreadsheet does not have anything except columns.
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Be sure you are testing both % and px in your layout,
FWIW I find % is easier and certain fields can always be 7-10% e.g. Dates, Status, etc. Counts can be 5% which allows you to add more for Name, address, etc.
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