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Create schemas
Creating your own custom document schemas in Docly. Either code it with HTML, JS and CSS or use our builtin designer - which also allows you code.
Using a folder schemaFolder schemas makes it possible to define additional information on a folder. Such as sort order, images, icon and display names.Creating document schemasCreate your own document templates. A document template consists of a FORM to enter the data and one or more built-in templates. Built-in…Changing folder schema and propertiesFollow this guide to set up your folders with properties such as display name, custom columns and drag-and-drop sorting.Include the TinyMCE editor in a formDocly has the TinyMCE rich text editor built in. Give a textarea in your schema the class "tinymce" and Docly turns it into a rich text…Creating PDF templates in HTMLYou can in Docly create document templates that will be rendered from HTML and convert to PDF. These templates can be used for document…Creating folder schemasInformation about setting up your own folder schemas in Docly.Creating Excel output template for a Docly schemaThis guide shows you how to setup built-in templates in Docly schemas that produce Excel-files as output (XLSX).Insert the document tag field in a schemaUse this markup to add a tag field (Docly system field) to your schema. Only one allowed in a schema.Make a document schema or template publicly availableThis guide explains how you share a document or folder with "everyone" in Docly, making it freely available for use by all users. This…Indexed fields in schemasSetting up which fields in your schema you would like the search engine to index.Creating Docly™ SchemasThis guide will get you started with creating your own custom Docly schemas.Preview image in folder listsChoose which image Browse Folder shows as the thumbnail for documents of your schema: in the list, in the grid and in search results.Custom columns in folder listsShow fields from the documents in a folder as extra columns in the Docly folder view, and sort the folder by one of them — ascending…