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I have 3 panels, top one spans the full width and the bottom 2 split the screen. Is there a way to position a text input field between the top panel and the 2 lower panels. I dont want it to be part of either lower panel
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Go to Edit - Source and insert <row><panel></panel></row> between the first row and the second row. After this you will be able to drag'n'drop text input field to this new panel - it will be between the top and the 2 lower panels.
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Doesn't look like I can do the same with the "Submit" button. Or at least there's not something to grab and drag with it.
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@sjbriggs you can use Link Input from Splunk as Submit button with some CSS override and Token handling 🙂
Heck, you can have multiple Submit buttons as well.
Refer to one of my older answers on similar lines: https://community.splunk.com/t5/Dashboards-Visualizations/Each-Dashboard-Panel-should-able-to-run-qu...
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Go to Edit - Source and insert <row><panel></panel></row> between the first row and the second row. After this you will be able to drag'n'drop text input field to this new panel - it will be between the top and the 2 lower panels.
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Exactly what I needed Thanks
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This is a good work around. Create an empty panel through the xml/html and then drag the input filter to this panel, visually it still stays between the two rows of panel, upvoted...
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Hi a238574,
without modifying CSS, inputs panels can be inserted only in the top of the form or in one or more panels.
Bye.
Giuseppe
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