Overview
The Last Edited item in the Person Entry list controls the inclusion of the last edited date in the person entry.
Properties
New Container
When New Container is checked, the output of this item will be placed in a new container. When New Container is unchecked, which is the default, the output of this item may be added to an existing container if the output of a previous Person Entry Item uses the same container type as this item.
- If you want to merge the output of the Last Edited item with a previous Person Entry Item, leave New Container unchecked.
- If you want the Last Edited item to close the prior container and open a new container, add a checkmark to New Container.
Details
When a Person Entry Item creates content of the same type as the previous content, the new content is added to the same container as the previous content.
For example, when using a grid-type Format, the Person References and Last Edited items both create a row with two columns in a table. The table is the container. If the output of the Last Edited item follows immediately after the output of the Person References item, the output of the Last Edited item will be added to the same table that contains the Person References content.
If you prefer that the Last Edited item starts a new container, add a checkmark to the New Container property. Typically, creating a new container will add vertical space between the prior output and the current output.
See: New Container Item
Class
The Class textbox allows you to specify the name of a CSS class that will be added to the Last Edited item's container. You may use the class in the selector of a User Style to customize the appearance of the Last Edited item.
If you entered a Class name of myclass
:
- Use the selector
.myclass .gs-pe-label
to style the label of the Last Edited item. - Use the selector
.myclass .gs-pe-value
to style the date of the Last Edited item.