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datocms-plugin-tile-picker

v0.1.5

Published

Replace plain dropdowns with a visual tile grid — pick from color swatches, image thumbnails, or any mix of both.

Downloads

390

Readme

Tile Picker

Replace plain string fields with a visual tile grid — pick from color swatches, image thumbnails, or any mix of both.

Grid layout example

Carousel layout example

Getting started

Add a string field to any model or block, and under the Presentation tab change the editor from "Text input" to Tile Picker. Then open the field's Config tab to configure its options.

Global presets

If you plan to reuse the same set of options across multiple fields, define presets once under Settings › Plugins › Tile Picker rather than repeating the configuration on every field.

Each preset is a named collection of options. Give it a short, descriptive name (e.g. Brand Colors, Page Layouts) — once fields in production reference a preset, renaming it will break those references, so it is worth settling on a name early.

Global presets

Field configuration

Each field can draw its options from three sources, applied in order:

  1. Presets — select one or more global presets; their options are merged in the order listed.
  2. Custom options — options defined directly on the field, appended after any preset options.

This means a field can fully rely on presets, fully define its own options, or combine both — for example, pulling in brandColors and then appending a one-off "Custom" tile specific to that field.

The value stored in DatoCMS when an editor picks a tile is the option's Value field, not its display name. Keep values stable: renaming a value after content has been saved will leave existing records pointing to a tile that no longer exists.

Each option also has a Layout section where you can switch between a fixed-column grid (good for large sets) and a horizontally scrolling carousel (good for wide tiles or image thumbnails).

Field configuration