0.49.2-alpha - In gallery mode, the "Name" property of items can be hidden

What’s The Bug?

In collections and queries, when in gallery mode, the “Name” property for items can manually be hidden by an active switch.

How To Reproduce It

  1. Open a query or a collection
  2. Set it to gallery mode
  3. Click on button View settings - Properities
  4. The switch for the “Name” property to hide it is active, you can hide that property

Image or Video

The Expected Behavior

It should not be possible to hide the Name property; the switch should be inactive, as with the other layouts.

Device

iMac

OS

Sequoia 15.6.1

Anytype Version

0.49.2-alpha

Network Mode

AnySync

Technical Information

OS version: darwin x64 15.6.1
App version: 0.49.2-alpha
Build number: build on 2025-08-19 10:36:34 +0000 UTC at #f6a52252cfb9373a9191f92745bd70587934ea24
Library version: v0.43.0-rc02
Anytype Identity: A6nu7vz891FKvFggksu3HdNpVmvcKrURYW3236JYBzSxZ5w5
Analytics ID: db6eb2b8-aecb-4e0e-aa76-e4bcdcbdae6e
Device ID: 12D3KooWGgMd73hBEUEe3cm6m9bgBLYdFu75MUHvLE3fCzeT6WsT
Ethereum Address: 0x0Cc7cC1e558731283991Cdf528e7cf347a51b044

If you want a gallery only this could actually be a feature. Then you could show the pictures without any name. Maybe it’s intended?

For images, maybe. But in all other cases, hiding the key property doesn’t make any sense.

It’s intended for the reason above and it was like this for like 5 or 6 versions.

Ok, I didn’t know it was intended when I came across it. But as said, it’s understandable for images, but for other object types it doesn’t make sense for me. What’s the intended use case for it?

But it actually would make sense, if you intend to implement a content preview as card title image - as it works in Notion and Affine - I would love to see this in Anytype.

You might want to check the following posts to find out why.

I was referring to gallery layout. In grid layout the name property is still locked.

But ok, I can understand, that someone wants to have displayed other properties than the name property.