All objects on a dashboard are referred to as 'widgets'—this includes tables, charts, controls, text boxes, images, and more. Most settings are consistent across all widget types.
To view the widget settings, make sure the dashboard is opened in EDIT mode
Select a widget and the widget settings will be shown on the left pane.
The top line displays the widget's label, which also appears beneath the widget. You can edit the widget's name by double-clicking on this line.
The dataset on which the widget is based is indicated below the label (if there is one).
A row of small icons provides quick controls, including hide, bring to front, send to back, clone, edit, and delete. Each icon has a tooltip for easy identification.
The Fix position while scrolling checkbox is used to pin the widget in place so it remains visible on the screen while scrolling through the dashboard in the VIEW mode. This is particularly useful for controls
The next line displays the tab where the selected widget is located. This section also provides functionality for distributing widgets to other tabs. You can expand the dropdown menu to see all tabs and mark the ones where you want the widget to appear.
The “ALL” button allows you to quickly distribute the widget to all existing tabs with a single click.
You can manually adjust the position of a widget by entering top, left, width, and height parameters;
The Lock position and size function allows you to nail the widget to one position and avoid the situation when it will be accidentally moved or changed;
The Hide if empty feature prevents the widget from displaying if there is no content. When enabled, the widget will be hidden automatically.