DataV:manage-components-of-a-map-widget

Procedure

1. Go to the DataV console .

2. On the My Visualizations page, click Edit above the project that you created.

3. On the Canvas Editor page, click icon, expanding asset List.

4. In the left-side navigation pane of the All Assets page, click the Map icon and select a map widget to add to the canvas.

5. Click on the canvasIn the 3D map widget, you can manage the subwidget in the Sub-Widget Management section on the right.

   You can add subcomponents, sort subcomponents by color, control whether subcomponents appear or hide, copy subcomponents, rename subcomponents, and delete subcomponents.

Add a component

1. Click the plus sign (+) on the left side of Sub-components.

2. In the left-side navigation pane, click the subcomponent thumbnail and select one or more subcomponents.

3. Click + Add Child Widget.

Categorize components by color

1. Click the square on the left of a widget in the map.

2. In the dialog box that appears, select a color as the component's representative color.

   Note

   A color in the label bar on the right of Components represents a category. You can mark the components with different colors to classify them into different categories.

3. On the right side of the Sub-Components tab, click a color marker to filter the sub-components of the corresponding color marker category.

Show or hide a component

Move the pointer over a widget in the Widget Management section and click the icon to show or hide the widget in the map.

Copy a component

Move the point over a component in the Components section and click the Copy icon on the right of the component.

Rename a component

Move the pointer over a component in the Components section and click the Rename icon on the right of the component. Then, edit the component name.

Delete a component

Move the pointer over a component in the Components section and click the Delete icon on the right of the component.

Sort components

Move the pointer over a component in the Components section and click the Sort icon. Then, drag the component up or down to adjust its position within the layer to which is belongs.