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Requirements Traceability Show Hide Properties in ReadOnly Views

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  Learn how OpenRose lets users show or hide status, priority, severity, and other requirement properties in read-only views and traceability data. When presenting requirements to reviewers, customers, auditors, or other stakeholders, showing every internal property can sometimes create unnecessary complexity. Fields such as status, priority, severity, identifiers, and other administrative information may be important to project teams, but they are not always needed by everyone viewing the requirements. OpenRose introduces a simple way to control how requirement information appears in read-only views. With a single user setting, users can choose whether requirement properties should be visible or hidden. The setting creates a cleaner presentation without changing the underlying requirements data. When properties are hidden, they are removed not only from individual requirement records but also from related traceability information. This includes parent and child requirement rela...

Full Screen Toggle Button - A More Focused Way to View Requirements

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  Discover how the new full-screen toggle in OpenRose improves requirements management on desktop, mobile, read-only views, and editing screens. OpenRose is a free and open-source requirements management tool designed to help individuals and teams define, organize, maintain, share, and report on requirements and related project information. With its latest user-interface improvements, OpenRose makes it easier to focus on the information that matters most. One of these improvements is the new full-screen toggle button , which allows users to quickly expand the details area, hide the navigation tree, and return to the standard split-screen layout whenever needed. This capability is especially useful for users working with large projects, detailed requirements, traceability information, specifications, catalogs, and other structured data. Instead of manually adjusting the split bar between the tree view and the detail view, users can now switch between layouts with a single butto...