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Default Column Layout

Out of the box, the Gantt grid displays the following columns:

Configure the First Column

The first column always displays the task label and cannot be hidden. You can control what appears in it through the Widget Properties > Table > First Column settings: Set showId to true when users need to quickly identify work items by their Polarion ID without opening the lightbox.
If you only need to see work item IDs in the grid, set showTitle to false and showId to true. This produces a compact first column showing only the ID.

Add Custom Columns

Navigate to Widget Properties > Table > Columns to add additional columns beyond the defaults. Each column has these parameters:

Available Column Templates

The following template identifiers control how column values are rendered:

Configure the Grid Width

Set the overall width of the grid panel through Widget Properties > Table > WIDTH. This controls how much horizontal space the column area occupies relative to the timeline.
When a user resizes the grid panel or individual columns by dragging, those widths are saved to browser local storage. On the next visit, the saved widths are restored instead of the widget parameter defaults. Users can reset to defaults via the hamburger menu.

Configure Assignee Display Mode

The assignee column supports two display modes controlled by the configuration property:
Set this property in Administration > Configuration Properties.

Access the Hamburger Menu

The first column header contains a ☰ hamburger menu icon that provides quick access to:
  • Refresh the Gantt data
  • Drag children toggle
  • Go to today navigation
  • Set scale submenu
  • Column visibility submenu
  • Help link to the documentation

Verification

You should now see the configured columns in the Gantt grid. Verify that custom field columns display the expected values and that column widths match your configuration. If a column shows empty values, confirm the field ID matches a valid Polarion work item field.

See also

Last modified on July 10, 2026