Elements
A fundamental building block within the system.
Reader: DesignerElement represents a fundamental building block within the system. It encapsulates specific functions and features to suit your application according to your design.
User Interface​
Element Template List​
The Element templates are conveniently displayed in a grid layout. You can:
- ✅ Sort the grid by clicking on the column headers.
- ✅ Filter the grid by clicking on the filter icon located at the right of the column headers. (Replaced by Quick Filter in LabIMotion v2)
- ✅ Quick Filter – Find templates by entering text. (Available since LabIMotion v2)

Watch the video below to see how easy it is to perform sorting and filtering tasks in a list.
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Example: Generic Dataset Designer
Getting Started with Element Templates​
Four main areas for different functions:
1. Toolbar:
- Fetch from LabIMotion Hub : Retrieve public templates from the template hub.
- New Element : Create a new element template.
- Large Grid Size or Small Grid Size : Select your preferred grid view.
2. Action: Within this section, you'll find actions that can modify or delete data. These actions include copying an element, editing element attributes, and deleting an element.
3. Active: Use this area to activate or deactivate element templates.
4. Template: Click here to either view or design the template. Can't wait to design a template? See the Components available for use in the Designer View.
Element Attributes​
A list of element attributes and their explanations is provided below:
Element/Name​
A distinctive identifier within the system. It won't be editable once the element is created.
Prefix​
A set of letters to indicate the element.
Element Label​
A more easily readable and understandable name is presented to end-users, aiding them in recognizing and understanding the element they are interacting with.
Icon​
An icon to represent this element.
Description​
Additional information is available for the element, and this information becomes visible when the end-user hovers their cursor over the element's icon.
Version​
The version number of the released element.
Released at​
The timestamp indicating when the selected element was last released.
Updated at​
The timestamp indicating the last update time of the selected element.
Id​
The unique identifier of the selected element.
Sync Time​
The most recent synchronization timestamp.