Properties
Properties in Gramax are additional parameters for articles that are configured within a catalog and help structure content and generate reports.
Article properties are set in the right navigation under Properties. Click Add property to add or change a value. Reorder properties by dragging.
For example, you can use properties for task management, where each article represents a task with specific team members, reviewers, and statuses.
Property types
Numeric. Stores a numerical value. Example:Estimate— used to indicate the number of days required to complete a task.Flag. Represents a Yes/No or tag on an article. Example:Important— marks articles/tasks critical for a release.Single-Select List. A dropdown with a list of values where only one can be selected. Example:Assignee— contains team members' names; one person is assigned.Multi-Select List. A list where multiple values can be selected. Example:Subsystem— lists components affected by a new task, allowing multiple selections.Date. Captures the current date. Example:Create date— records the task's creation date.Text. Allows free-form text input. Example:Comment— used for additional notes or context about the task.
You cannot rename a property or a property value. Delete and recreate the property or value instead.
Properties on the documentation portal
Properties can be displayed on the documentation portal — readers will see them in the article and can filter search results by them. To enable this, turn on the Show to readers option in the properties editor.
