Q: Looking at going for a full 10X stack but the "1 list per website" is serious limitation.
I've read the response saying that it is to keep thing simple but I don't see it that way. Using filters and what-not to display and sort information is a lot more cumbersome and counter-intuitive than having the ability to utilize more than 1 sheet/pages per website.
Please give this serious thought - we MAY implement this in future doesn't inspire much confidence when this is one of the biggest flaws in how your platform is designed (and one that can probably be easily fixed).
superltdaddictVerified purchaser
Chief_McConnellVerified purchaser
My work around, and really a cool way to subdivide the site, is to create a sheet for each category, then link them all together in the embeded header on spread simple. At first it was going to the actual spreadsimple page, but I edited the links to make it still stay in the embedded page. So for example. I have toppings for Pizza, but they also work for subs, and pasta maybe.. I just use one topping added page.. and then put the menu on the pizza page to switch back and forth. so if I am on the sub sandwiches page.. i can click toppings... and then on the toppings page i will see the link to get back to the sub sandwich page but also additional links to pizza and pasta.. etc. What I am actually wondering myself is how to have multiple spreadsimple pages on the actual extra linked pages (like embed additional spread simple pages as additional pages so you can build many but they all stay within one through links). Hope this kindof helps.