Scrolling Pages, Hidden Menus, and Page Resizing in TIBCO Spotfire

In this video, Neil Kanungo from Dr. Spotfire gives tips on creating a better dashboard presentation. You will learn how to create scrolling pages, how to hide UI elements from the consumer (like menus and status bars), and how to create visualization layouts that are friendly to different screen sizes.
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[@lkchannel1550]

I have been waiting for this trick for many days. This is cool.

[@tousifahamed11]

Thank you @Neil, this is a really nice trick to have in dashboards.

[@JamesLaurenzano]

Thanks Neil! Great stuff. Keep it coming.

[@dejo1280]

These are some great UX tricks

[@rajeshreddy9465]

where can i download this dxp ?

[@henryheberle3141]

The purple color of the "borders" and "menus", specially top and bottom, is so noise and is incompatible with most dashboard's palettes I would like to use. Will this be solved, or can this be fixed somehow in the desktop and web versions?

[@nandadk314]

I have a text area visualization at the left of the scrolling page. My requirement is, i do not want my text area to scroll down along the whole page.. is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance

[@DrSpotfire]

Hi Nanda, you should be able to break it up by placing other visualizations below the text area. If you're having trouble, feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail]

[@diegotorres2546]

Hi Neil. Supose you have a scrolling page with a few analysis, text area and so on, and you want to open a specific one, which is located at the bottom of te page. Can the dashboard be opened at the bottom, or we always have to open it at the beginning. Thanks in advance

[@joseleviaguirre]

Hello Diego, yes, there are ways to do that. It requires a bit of javascript. The javascript waits a second to let the page finish loading then scrolls down to the target:
1. add a text area with a div placeholder to determine the target location:
html
2. add a javascript to that text area
setTimeout(()=>{document.getElementById("bottom").scrollIntoView({behavior: 'smooth'}) },1000)
checkout options here: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scrollIntoView