Value: By default, it opens fields where you can type the static text to be displayed. You can also use it in the basic UI Logic structure with Symbol Picker to show the value returned from an element or the data of an action.
Maxline: Allows the content to be displayed up to a certain number of lines, regardless of the text length.
Formatter: In the application development process, a Formatter is a feature that allows data to be put into a specific format or arrangement. Formatters typically organize data types such as text, numbers, date and time and are used to achieve a specific look or format. If an element is selected on the screen, a Formatter appears in the Properties panel. The Label element can display different data types as a string. Formatter can be used to display the content in a format that suits the needs. For example, a phone number (+1 (212) 1234567) and a monetary amount (27.99) are numeric, but their display formats are different. When the Label element is selected, the Formatter drop-down menu appears in the Properties panel.
The following options are available in the drop-down menu:
Money: Represents the amount of money with 2 digits of cents after the comma.
money-var-1: Represents the amount of money without comma, without 2 digits of kuruş.
money-tl: Represents the amount of money by adding the TL symbol.
phone: Shows the phone number (999) in 999-9999 format.
percent: Represents the percentage by adding the percent symbol.
fractional-2: Shows 2 digits after the comma.
fractional-5: Shows 5 digits after the comma.
datetime: Shows the date in DD/MM/YYYYY HH:mm:ss format.
date: Shows the date in DD/MM/YYYYY format.
date-var-1: Shows the date in DD:MM:YYYYY format.
short-date: Shows the date in MMM Do format.
time: Shows time in HH:mm:ss format.
time-ago: Shows the date and time in DD/MM/YYYYY HH:mm:ss format.
Tooltip: Can be used to provide additional information on a label. It is the description that appears when you hover over the label element, usually as a small information window. For example, if there is an “Email Address” label, hovering over the label might show a description such as “Please enter a valid email address”.
