App Modification
Overview
Once an application is created, its configuration can be adjusted either through natural language input or the editing interface. Some applications currently do not support full component editing (GUI-based modification). Please refer to the actual editing interface for available options. For published applications, changes must be pushed online using the Publish action—updates made in real time only apply to the editing interface.
Editing Application Information
Access path: Top navigation bar → Settings
Editable items: Application name, cover image, description, and browser icon
Editing Application Content
- Page editing: Manage the overall structure of the app through the page list in the top navigation bar.
- Editing via LUI: Interact with MeDo using natural language (voice or text). This is ideal for AI-powered tasks like content creation, text refinement, and image generation.
- Editing via GUI: Use graphical elements (icons, buttons, menus) for direct interaction, with visual feedback (e.g., clicks, drag-and-drop). At present, only partial GUI editing is supported, and the available configuration options vary by component. The GUI editor also provides quick access to LUI features.
Page Editing
Applications built with a site-style architecture use a layered page design. By default, list pages can automatically generate detail pages, but detail pages are not displayed in the navigation bar.
The Page Management module in the top navigation bar supports:
- Page organization
- Visual switching between multi-level pages
- Double-click to rename page titles
- Drag-and-drop to reorder pages in the navigation
- Page-level deletion
- Navigation settings
- Show/hide pages in the navigation
- Set a default homepage
- Sync mechanism
- Updates to sorting, naming, and navigation visibility are automatically reflected in the site navigation
Editing via LUI
You can type a command to keep editing your app.
Editing via GUI
The editor also supports GUI-based modifications for text, images, buttons, blocks, and form items. You can insert components, replace backgrounds, and use undo/redo functions.
Note: Only some applications support GUI editing.
The GUI editor currently supports the following operations: