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TODO: introduce the core tree structure here

  • Tree

  • Expand and collapse nodes

The Hierarchical View in Links Explorer is a feature designed to display the complete hierarchy of an item and its links with other items. It can span across various boards and workspaces, providing a unified and comprehensive perspective of your project's structure.

To understand how to effectively use this feature and leverage its full potential, let's delve into its core functionality in the following section.

Hierarchical view

Here is a breakdown of the tree structure –

  • The Root node: The hierarchical view starts at the current item. This is the root node of the tree. We can explore its connected items from here.

  • Types of nodes: There are two types of nodes in the tree. Item nodes and Link nodes

    • Item node: Anitem-node is the representation of corresponding monday Item in the tree. You can configure it to show required information fields using the menu in toolbar. (This functionality is covered in detail in the Customizing linked item nodes section)

    • Link node: Link nodes can exist only as children to a given Item node. When a monday item is connected to other items via a connected board relation, this relation is represented as a child link-node and the relation value(s), i.e. the connected item(s) is(are) represented as its child node(s).

  • Expansion Toggler: You can control the visibility of a node’s children using the expansion toggler present just before the node.

Let’s look at an example –

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