Personally, one of my favourite features in Lightning, is the ability to use tabs and components to display related lists. Not only does it make the related list more visible, it also shortens and simplifies the page layout when compared to Classic.
However, I appreciate that transitioning to a new interface can be tough, and perhaps some familiarity can help soften the blow…
In the Summer ’19 release we welcomed Full View in beta and as of Summer ’20 it’s generally available!
Full View displays the detail fields and related lists together; instead of navigating tabs, your users can simply scroll down, as they did in Classic.
To get started, navigate to Setup > Home > User Interface > Record Page Settings
I hope this feature will help some of you (and your users!) transition to Lightning but I thoroughly recommend you try out the Grouped View and embrace the enhanced user interface options that Lightning has already given us.
Gotchas & hints:
*Full view is currently generally available from Summer ’20
*Lightning only feature (but this is effectively the “Classic” view)
*Full view may not be available if your org has a lot of fields or related lists – this is because it can affect performance
*To assign to an individual app, record page, record type, profile etc, you will need to create a new Lightning Record Page
*The view selected will automatically be applied to any objects that do not have a default custom record page
Useful resources:
Salesforce Summer ’19 Release Notes: View Records Using Full View (Beta)
Salesforce Summer ’20 Release Notes: View Records Using Full View (Generally Available)
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