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Views - Plugixa Team
A view is a saved design. It holds the layout, the colours, the typography, the spacing, which fields show, how photos crop, whether there is a group navigation and how pagination behaves - all under a name.
Why this is the central idea
Because a shortcode points at a view, not at a pile of attributes. Change the view and every page using it changes with it. That is what stops a redesign turning into a find-and-replace across forty posts, and it is why the same team can look one way on the About page and another on a landing page without maintaining two copies of the people.
Making one
Create a view, choose a layout, and work through the panels. The preview beside them redraws as you go, so nothing has to be published to be judged.
A view carries a slug, and that is what a shortcode names:
[plugixa_team view="modern-grid"]
Troubleshooting
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| The page did not change | The shortcode names a different view | Check the slug |
| The layout fell back to grid | That layout is Pro and not installed | See Free vs Pro |
What to do next
The view editor covers the ten panels.