Dashboards & Visualizations

How to display table header in dashboard even without result?

yuanliu
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I have a case when results are few, if any. In dashboard, fewer rows takes up smaller vertical space, but if no result returns, it takes up a taller default. I would rather align the tables with smaller vertical space than forcing users to scroll. Is there a way to achieve this? (Display table header is just one such thought but I don't know how.)

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jacobpevans
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Greetings @yuanliu,

You can achieve this in the simple XML without JS. If you inspect that panel when there are no results, you'll see it has a CSS class of splunk-viz-msg. If you override the default CSS settings of splunk-viz-msg in your simple XML, you can set the height to be whatever you want. We use height: 60px in our environment.

@niketnilay did a nice write-up of how to apply CSS directly in the simple XML here: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/590387/how-do-i-update-panel-color-in-splunk-using-css-1.html

Cheers,
Jacob

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jacobpevans
Motivator

Greetings @yuanliu,

You can achieve this in the simple XML without JS. If you inspect that panel when there are no results, you'll see it has a CSS class of splunk-viz-msg. If you override the default CSS settings of splunk-viz-msg in your simple XML, you can set the height to be whatever you want. We use height: 60px in our environment.

@niketnilay did a nice write-up of how to apply CSS directly in the simple XML here: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/590387/how-do-i-update-panel-color-in-splunk-using-css-1.html

Cheers,
Jacob

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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Thank you @jacobevans. Override CSS in simple XML is pretty cool. I'll have to dig into this later.

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jacobpevans
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You're welcome. Thank you for accepting the answer.

Cheers,
Jacob

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