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Greetings,
I have three panels in a first row, two in second and two in third.
Can I have one of my panels of first row of 300 px or 25vh height. So that it could extend across all three rows. Is there a way that i can do it?
I was able to adjust the width using javascript, but not height. Please suggest a way out.
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Unfortunately Splunk identifies rows as major breaks , so you cant expand a panel across two or more rows.
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Unfortunately Splunk identifies rows as major breaks , so you cant expand a panel across two or more rows.
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Thanks jmheaton. So are there no work-arounds.
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Not with the current versions
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Hello Guys,
Are there any work around to this problem since then?
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The short answer is Yes - but you have to change the way you think of rows and panels.
The trick is that a panel divides a row, but what nobody else seems to have posted is that tables can divide a panel. It's all done in the XML after the fact.
So for your use case, you would only have one row, and a total of three panels. (Plus a hidden row)
<row>
<panel depends="$alwaysHideCSS$">
<html>
<style>
#id_left{
width:33% !important;
}
#id_middle{
width:33% !important;
}
#id_right{
width:33% !important;
}
</style>
</html>
</panel>
</row>
<row>
<panel id="left">
<chart></chart>
</panel>
<panel id="middle">
<table></table>
<table></table>
<chart></chart>
</panel>
<panel id="right">
<chart></chart>
<chart></chart>
<chart></chart>
</panel>
</row>
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