Appboard/2.4/builder/layout - Revision history

imported>David.moore: /* New Widgets */

2013-12-24T23:09:25Z

New Widgets

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	New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.		New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.

	This also applies to widgets moved from one board to another using the Widgets ~~Administration~~ page.		This also applies to widgets moved from one board to another using the Widgets page.

	=== Moving / Arranging Widgets ===		=== Moving / Arranging Widgets ===

imported>Jason.nicholls at 06:48, 14 December 2013

2013-12-14T06:48:28Z

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Board Layout}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Board Layout}}
			[[Category:AppBoard 2.4]]

	AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The containers are sized relative to each other so the same proportions are retained regardless of the resolution of the end-user.		AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The containers are sized relative to each other so the same proportions are retained regardless of the resolution of the end-user.

imported>Jason.nicholls at 03:07, 4 September 2013

2013-09-04T03:07:26Z

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	AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The containers are sized relative to each other so the same proportions are retained regardless of the resolution of the end-user.		AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The containers are sized relative to each other so the same proportions are retained regardless of the resolution of the end-user.

	Viewer users are able to make changes to the container sizing to suit their own screen and preference and these are saved locally. Any changes a ~~builder~~ makes to a board will invalidate Viewer changes and revert to the default. A Viewer can also force returning to the default by deleting their cookies for the AppBoard site.		Viewer users are able to make changes to the container sizing to suit their own screen and preference and these are saved locally. Any changes a Builder user makes to a board will invalidate a Viewer user's changes and revert to the default. A Viewer user can also force returning to the default by deleting their cookies for the AppBoard site.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Sizing Widget Containers */

2013-09-04T03:04:43Z

Sizing Widget Containers

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	# '''Stack Target''': When targeting a widget title bar the widget will be "stacked" on top of the existing widget. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/stacked_widgets\|Stacked Widgets]] page for more information.		# '''Stack Target''': When targeting a widget title bar the widget will be "stacked" on top of the existing widget. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/stacked_widgets\|Stacked Widgets]] page for more information.

	=== ~~Sizing~~ Widget Containers ===		=== Resizing Widget Containers ===

	# Position the mouse in between widgets so the cursor changes to a double-ended arrow.		# Position the mouse in between widgets so the cursor changes to a double-ended arrow.
	# Click and drag either left-right or up-down depending whether you selected a vertical or horizontal split.		# Click and drag either left-right or up-down depending whether you selected a vertical or horizontal split.

imported>Jason.nicholls at 03:04, 4 September 2013

2013-09-04T03:04:13Z

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	=== Layout Management Behaviour ===		== Layout Management Behaviour ==

	==== New Widgets ===		=== New Widgets ===

	New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.		New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.
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	# '''Split Target''': This target appears inside of a Widget, but only close to one of the edges. A "split" is similar to an insert, except that it only affects the target Widget rather then the entire row or column. Splits can be done vertically or horizontally depending exactly where you target.		# '''Split Target''': This target appears inside of a Widget, but only close to one of the edges. A "split" is similar to an insert, except that it only affects the target Widget rather then the entire row or column. Splits can be done vertically or horizontally depending exactly where you target.
	# '''Stack Target''': When targeting a widget title bar the widget will be "stacked" on top of the existing widget. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/stacked_widgets\|Stacked Widgets]] page for more information.		# '''Stack Target''': When targeting a widget title bar the widget will be "stacked" on top of the existing widget. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/stacked_widgets\|Stacked Widgets]] page for more information.

			=== Sizing Widget Containers ===

			# Position the mouse in between widgets so the cursor changes to a double-ended arrow.
			# Click and drag either left-right or up-down depending whether you selected a vertical or horizontal split.

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Layout Management Behaviour */

2013-09-04T03:02:40Z

Layout Management Behaviour

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	=== Layout Management Behaviour ===		=== Layout Management Behaviour ===

			==== New Widgets ===

	New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.		New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.

			This also applies to widgets moved from one board to another using the Widgets Administration page.

			=== Moving / Arranging Widgets ===

	Existing widgets can be re-arranged by dragging them around and dropping them on particular targets:		Existing widgets can be re-arranged by dragging them around and dropping them on particular targets:

imported>Jason.nicholls: Created page with '{{DISPLAYTITLE:Board Layout}} AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The conta…'

2013-09-04T03:00:59Z

Created page with '{{DISPLAYTITLE:Board Layout}} AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The conta…'

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Board Layout}}

AppBoard uses a layout engine that arranges widgets into horizontal or vertical containers and allows these contains to be sized to suit. The containers are sized relative to each other so the same proportions are retained regardless of the resolution of the end-user.

Viewer users are able to make changes to the container sizing to suit their own screen and preference and these are saved locally. Any changes a builder makes to a board will invalidate Viewer changes and revert to the default. A Viewer can also force returning to the default by deleting their cookies for the AppBoard site.

=== Layout Management Behaviour ===

New widgets are automatically placed onto the currently selected dashboard.

Existing widgets can be re-arranged by dragging them around and dropping them on particular targets:

# '''Insert Target''': This Target appears on the outside of Widgets, or in the gap between Widgets. Dropping a Widget in this area will insert the new Widget at that location and uniformly re-size the other Widgets in that row or column to make room for itself.
# '''Split Target''': This target appears inside of a Widget, but only close to one of the edges. A "split" is similar to an insert, except that it only affects the target Widget rather then the entire row or column. Splits can be done vertically or horizontally depending exactly where you target.
# '''Stack Target''': When targeting a widget title bar the widget will be "stacked" on top of the existing widget. Refer to the [[appboard/2.4/builder/stacked_widgets|Stacked Widgets]] page for more information.