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Re: Use color palette for certain widgets and single color for others?
harikm007 YES - that's the exact code I needed - throw the widget Id I want to ignore and the dashboard now looks exactly as I wanted it to be! Thanks for your help! 3. Ignore Widgets In the dashboard script editor, there is a variable called ignoreList. You can put the id of each widget that you’d like to skip over in this dashboard into a comma separated list.3.1KViews0likes0CommentsUse color palette for certain widgets and single color for others?
On my dashboard, I want to default use palette for 5 charts and for 1 chart only use 1 color where bars represent months. I was using this dashboard level script to override automatic palette colors and turn all widgets to a single color (works great!) but I don't want the entire dashboard to be one color. // Dashboard Level Script to show only 1 color for all widgets ignoreList=[]; manageColors(dashboard,ignoreList); I am thinking there is a widget level script to use a similar ignoreList to enable me to select a single color, but I have yet to find the right phrasing to use to disable all colors OR how do I add widget IDs on the dashboard level code to say for this widget ID, ignore the color list. This is the goal - multi color for all widgets and then a single color for 1 widget. Here is dashboard level code script that changes all to single colorSolved3.2KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Sharing folder access across Dashboard Designers
Thanks for the insight Konrad - I could see why Sisense locks things down so other users do not move dashboard/folders, but it would be very helpful to have flexibility to allow alternate listed 'owner/access' to do this function. At least the owner can clean things up.4.1KViews0likes0CommentsFolder Organization - Moving Dashboards
Is there a way to drag/drop or move dashboards from one folder to another? During development, multiple folders were created different developers and I want to condense all dashboards into one nice logical file structure. I don't see ability to drag drop to new folder feature or a right click "move to" folder like you would have say on a google drive. If this feature isn't available, any known workarounds? Thx!3.9KViews0likes3CommentsRe: BLOX widget script level CSS changes
Hi harikm007 The title is already set to none. The issue has to do with the dashboard level widget css settings. I see you had a working solution on how to ID specific widgets to specify borders, now I just need help on how to change the widget-header settings in the same script. See here: https://community.sisense.com/t5/build-analytics/setting-the-borders-for-individual-widgets-in-the-dashboard/m-p/3295#M801 Thanks!3.3KViews0likes1CommentRe: Setting the Borders for Individual Widgets in the Dashboard
harikm007 This works perfect! How do I set the widget-header css changes now? Code below shows original settings that worked - Now i just need to translate that to this script and my headers will now be super fancy!4.2KViews0likes0CommentsBLOX widget script level CSS changes
I have custom dashboard level script to style widget borders/headers: dashboard.on('widgetready', function(d){ $('.widget') .css('border-radius','10px') .css('border', '#c8c8c8 solid 1px'); $('widget-header') .css('background-color','#f2f2f2') .css('height','40px') .css('border-bottom', '#c8c8c8 solid 1px') .css('padding-top','3px'); } I have a top BLOX widget with 3 buttons with no title. It obviously now picks up the dashboard widget header styles and I do not want that on this widget. I need no border/no header. I tried to add the above code on the BLOX level script to override with 0px height and border settings, but that didn't work. Is there another way to code that? Any ideas?3.4KViews0likes3CommentsChange widget header background color
Trying to change the widget title background color. I am using custom css code for card look. The following widget code allows me to change border radius/color. Trying to use similar "widget-header' to no avail. Any ideas? Thx! $('.widget') .css('border-radius','10px') .css('border', '#c8c8c8 solid 1px'); $('.widget-header') .css('background-color','#f2f2f2');Solved4.6KViews0likes4Comments