View Properties
Views, like components, have properties. They are organized into a few types: props, params, and custom. Custom properties can be defined for views. They act just like custom properties of a component and are internal to the view, and can be referenced by all child components and containers in that view.
Each view contains exactly one “root” level container, which may be any of the available container types. Therefore, the design experience of a view is simply the design of the selected container type.
The view properties have three categories:
- Props - Properties used to configure the component's visual appearance, behavior, and data.
- Custom - Properties defined by the user. They have no direct effect on the component, but are used as variables for the application designer's convenience.
- Params - Properties only found on views. They define the parameters that may be passed in or out of that view.
For complete description of each of the view properties, see Perspective - View Object. To access the properties for a view, select the view in the Project Browser, for example:

The property types will be displayed in the Perspective Property Editor.
