<u><b>Step 1:</b></u> define a name for your field. Optionally you can specify a column name.<br>A description is always advisable as it will inform the user on what the field is used for a and show be completed. The description will appear as the tool-tips on the form.<br>Define the type of fields you want to created. Please refer to the documentation for details information on each fields.<br><br><b><u>Step 2:</u></b> finish to complete the information on the left column regarding the default value for the field, the different access level, searchable and required. Those are usually application throughout all the views identically.<br><br><u><b>Step 3:</b></u> Choose the views ( or "page" ) to which you want this field to be applied. You do so by clicking on the Available column or button. Once you have done so, you might see new information appearing like the Area or Details Edit.<br>Use the <b><i>Area</i></b> to define in which area the field should be rendered.<br><i><b>Edit Details</b></i> let you customized how the field is specifically rendered in that view.<br><i><b>Edit View</b></i> let you access the all the view elements to make more involved changes to that view.<br><br><u><b>Step 4:</b></u> (optional) In the lower right you can customize some parameters related to that field for the form element or listing element. See documentation for more details.<br><br><br>