Here’s an example: (ignore the marked area)
It feels more organized and solve the issue of not knowing what are the current parameter values when scrolling. Wdyt?
We can make it collapsible with a button like it’s probably in this UI.
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jesse
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+1 from me.
I recommend having this float as the user scrolls the dashboard so that the parameters are either always visible or hidden.
magni
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This would be really useful. I just switched one of my dashboards to use dashboard-level parameters, and while it’s been great only having to update one thing to update multiple graphs, having to scroll up and down each time is annoying.
For now I’ve just added element styles in dev tools to the dashboard-parameters div when I’m playing with a dashboard for an extended amount of time:
position: fixed;
z-index: 999;
border: 10px solid lightblue;
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