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Since opening a folder item in a list view can't be done using an intuitive manner easily, Magnolia supports several options.

Advanced Tables - Table Plus

Opening a folder item

Quick

Taskbar driven

Menu driven

Mouse

Focus or select item,
then hold Alt/Alt modifier and double click the item

Select item, then choose "Open" from taskbar

Focus or select item,
then right click to get context menu,
then choose "open folder"

Keyboard

Focus or select item,
then hold Alt/Alt modifier and hit ENTER

Select item, then choose "Open" from taskbar

Focus or select item,
then hit Ctrl/Command-M to get the context menu,
then choose "open folder"

Touch

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Tap item to select it,
then choose "Open" from taskbar

Tap item and hold to get context menu,
then select "open folder"

Return to parent folder item

 

 

 

Mouse

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Click "Up" button

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Keyboard

Focus or select any item,
then hold Alt/Alt modifier and hit UP arrow key

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Touch

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Tap "Up" button

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For the modifier keys, the first name denotes the Windows and Linux platforms, the second one the Mac platformPlease refer to the Commands overview in the usage summary for a comprehensive list of navigation commands.

On opening a folder item, the content of the list view is then replaced by the list of items contained in the folder item. If data about items has to be loaded first, the list view is replaced by a visual indicator asking the user for patience. To return to the parent item of a currently shown sub list of items, the list view provides an "up" button - clicking or tapping it returns you to the list view containing the parent folder item.

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