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This ensures the component only gets loaded when a user requires.

Finally on the Lightning Page, add the tab for your new “action.” Select the “Related Record” component for the Lookup Field select “Use this Account”, and for the Update Action, select the “Action” that you created in Step 1.It is required that you place the GRAX List Records component(s) onto a separate lightning tab.

You will then be directed to the Action layout editor, where you can select the fields you wish to appear on your Tab.

Create an “Action” on the Object and set the Action Type to “Update a Record”.

This Idea has received enough upvotes that it is now “under review” by Salesforce product developers – meaning that we may see this functionality in a future Salesforce release! But if you don’t want to wait, you can put detail fields onto separate tabs using this sweet hack using object Actions and the “Update a Record” component: If this doesn’t take it far enough for you, then go vote for this Idea on the Salesforce Idea Exchange: Tabs on Record Detail for Page Layout Sections So a user experiences a view of that record type that is both condensed and personalized to the sections that they prefer to see: Collapsible sections alleviate the pain of scrolling by remembering each user’s preference – as a user leaves a section “Open” or “Shut”, each page of the same type will then be displayed that way. If you are experiencing this pain, Cloudy’s first recommendation is to explore what you can do with the collapsible page layout Sections. If you have many fields on your key objects, you may have noticed that the “roomy” layout of lightning details components results in an overly long details page. One idea for extending the utility of Tabs is to break up the record details page itself into different tabs. This example shows a common use case: Putting Account Details and Related Lists in tabs makes viewing all facets of the account easier & faster than the scrolling required in Classic:Īdmins everywhere have lost no time taking advantage of this great design enhancement, but they quickly ran into limitations, and the desire to do more with tabs! Tabs allow admins to reduce scrolling by putting different pieces of a page layout into Tabs – rather than stacked or otherwise spread out. One great feature of the Salesforce Lightning UI is the “Tabs” page component.