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Shane Robinson

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UPDATE December 21, 2022: I no longer use or support Coda. While it has better functions and coding environment, I’ve moved 100% to Notion because it is faster, easier, and more fun to work in.
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UPDATE: I created and published
Globally Managed Dynamic Images
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Doc in response to a
Coda Community thread
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which expands on the concepts of this Doc’s examples.
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Overview

This is an example of a simple company/team/personal dashboard. Place whatever you want here that makes the most sense for your systems.
The most important thing is to notice the Footer at the bottom of the page. It is a “Global Component” created and managed on the
g_Globals
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page.
Specifically, it’s the
@g_Footer
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entry in that Table. You can click this
@g_Footer
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link to directly open the Entry Edit screen.
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This are buttons with “global labels” that are created and managed on the
b_Buttons
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Page:
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Add New Project
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✚⁠
Add New Other Thing
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👍🏼⁠
Add New Something
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Quick Tasks:

Discuss Client Projects in Coda.
Fix a problem with something.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore
Ut enim ad minim veniam
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Quis nostrud exercitation ullamco
Nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat
Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate

If you have any questions, or would like help with Coda for your company or projects, please email
info@barefeetstudios.com
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and we’ll be happy to discuss your project(s) with you.
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This is a Global Footer. Created and managed on the
g_Globals
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Page

You can add text, images, links and style them however you like.
(You just can’t add formulas or variables or any dynamic info)
Doc Page Links:
Dashboard
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|
Projects
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Globals Links:
b_Buttons
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|
g_Globals
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|
v_Variables
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©2020
Your Company Here
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(click to edit →
@g_Footer
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)
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) instead.