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Add missing info about how to edit navigation bar, add many-to-many relation and get Enterprise key for Org license on self-hosted --------- Co-authored-by: Charles Bochet <charles@twenty.com>
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title: Record Pages
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description: Customize the layout of individual record detail pages with tabs and widgets.
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---
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## Overview
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When you open a record in Twenty, the detail page is composed of **tabs** and **widgets**. Both are fully customizable per object type.
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## Tabs
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Each record page can have multiple tabs — similar to tabs in a browser. Use them to organize different aspects of a record. For example, a Company record might have tabs for Overview, Communication, Tasks, and Files.
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You can:
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- Add and remove tabs
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- Rename tabs
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- Reorder tabs by dragging
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- Set which tab shows by default
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## Widgets
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Widgets are the building blocks inside each tab. Available widget types include:
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| Widget | What it shows |
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| **Fields** | Record fields, grouped or individually |
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| **Related records** | Table of records linked via a relation |
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| **Emails** | Email history from connected accounts |
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| **Calendar** | Calendar events associated with the record |
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| **Timeline** | Activity and event history |
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| **Tasks** | Associated tasks |
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| **Notes** | Rich text notes |
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| **Files** | File attachments |
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| **Charts** | Visual data from related records |
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| **iFrame** | Embedded external content |
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| **Rich text** | Static content or descriptions |
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## Customizing a record page
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1. Open any record
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2. Press `Cmd+K` and search for "Edit record page layout"
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or
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1. Go to Settings > Data model > object of your choice > Layout
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2. Click the "Customize record page" button for that object
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3. You're now in customization mode:
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- **Add widgets** from the widget picker
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- **Drag widgets** to reposition them on the grid
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- **Resize widgets** by dragging their edges
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- **Configure fields** shown within each widget
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- **Manage tabs** — add, remove, rename, reorder
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4. Save your changes — they apply to all records of that object type
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## Field visibility
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Within a Fields widget, you can control which fields are visible and in what order. This lets you create focused layouts — for example, showing only the most important fields on the Overview tab and putting detailed fields in a separate tab.
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