Create your custom view below. If you want, you can create a header and footer using Repeater Syntax, . Anything above or below the repeater syntax will appear once. Anything inside the repeater syntax will repeat for each record in your minibase. Add your fields by clicking the Insert Minibase Field button. Add repeater syntax by clicking the Insert Repeater Syntax button. Your layout will repeat to display the records in your minibase by default if no repeater syntax is added.

Create your custom view below. If you want, you can create a header and footer using Repeater Syntax, . Anything above or below the repeater syntax will appear once. Anything inside the repeater syntax will repeat for each record in your minibase. Add your fields by clicking the Insert Minibase Field button. Add repeater syntax by clicking the Insert Repeater Syntax button. Your layout will repeat to display the records in your minibase by default if no repeater syntax is added.

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Field button. Add repeater syntax by clicking the Insert Repeater Syntax button. Your layout will repeat to display the records in your minibase by default if no repeater syntax is added.

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Field button. Add repeater syntax by clicking the Insert Repeater Syntax button. Your layout will repeat to display the records in your minibase by default if no repeater syntax is added.

But on YouTube, sports content creators can feel free to joke around. Even ESPN does it in this video, a scripted tale of how New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski showed off his ring around the SportsCenter office(Open Link in new window).


But on YouTube, sports content creators can feel free to joke around. Even ESPN does it in this video, a scripted tale of how New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski showed off his ring around the SportsCenter office(Open Link in new window).

But on YouTube, sports content creators can feel free to joke around. Even ESPN does it in this video, a scripted tale of how New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski showed off his ring around the SportsCenter office(Open Link in new window).

But on YouTube, sports content creators can feel free to joke around. Even ESPN does it in this video, a scripted tale of how New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski showed off his ring around the SportsCenter office(Open Link in new window).

The most popular sports YouTube channel(Open Link in new window) is Dude Perfect(Open Link in new window), which boasts 878 million views and 6.5 million subscribers. They release videos that poke fun at sports like golf, ping-pong, bowling, and pickup basketball, and parody what the sports are all about. For example, in one video, they use plastic golf clubs(Open Link in new window) instead of regular ones in a fake competition.

The most popular sports YouTube channel(Open Link in new window) is Dude Perfect(Open Link in new window), which boasts 878 million views and 6.5 million subscribers. They release videos that poke fun at sports like golf, ping-pong, bowling, and pickup basketball, and parody what the sports are all about. For example, in one video, they use plastic golf clubs(Open Link in new window) instead of regular ones in a fake competition.