The cards block lays records out as a gallery — each row becomes a card with an optional image, a title, a subtitle, and a badge. It trades the table's density for glanceability.
Try it: Search the gallery, change the sort, press Load more to fetch the rest, and click a card to open its record.
Properties
6 rows
Sort
Example. A cards block over a Properties table, three cards per row: the Photo field on top, the Name field as the title, the Status field as a badge, and City and Size joined in the subtitle. The top bar is the same one the table block has; the “load more” pagination mode appends cards on demand.
Optional image shown at the top of each card — a file/image field or a URL column.
Badge field
—
Optional field rendered as a small badge, e.g. a status.
Columns
1–4
How many cards per row on desktop; cards reflow responsively below that.
Card click
record view
The record page a card opens when clicked.
Sort
field + asc/desc
Default order of the cards.
Group by
up to 4 levels
Nest cards under group headers, each level optionally starting collapsed — the table block's grouping.
Group summary
count, sum, avg, min, max
The aggregate shown on each group header — card count by default; sum/avg need a number field, min/max also work on dates.
Search
on / off
A search box in the block's top bar that filters cards as the viewer types.
Pagination
load more / pages
“Load more” appends cards on demand; “pages” adds a footer with page navigation, exact filtered counts, and a cards-per-page picker (default 25, 5–100).
Bulk actions
up to 5
Actions that run over all selected cards — each card gets a checkbox once a bulk action is configured.
CSV export / import
on / off
Let viewers download the listed rows (every visible field) as CSV, or import new rows from a CSV file.
Pagination rules
Same rules as the table block: "pages" mode needs at least 4 grid rows of height for its footer and can't combine with grouping — the publish check flags both cases.
Like every block, this one also has the shared block settings: a title and optional description, a header you can show or hide, auto-height, conditional visibility, and role-based visibility, plus the source table and record-filter settings shared by all data blocks.