Editing the Component Title

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Application Scenarios

After adding a component to a dashboard, you may want to name the component and customize its style so that the generated dashboard shows data information more visually and clearly.

Functions

The component title editing function allows you to rename components and customize the styles of charts, tables, and filter components added to the dashboard, and supports rich text settings for charts and table components added to the dashboard.

Note:

1. The filter component title does not support rich text settings.

2. Text/image/web components only allow you to modify component names and do not allow you to customize the styles.

3. The same dashboard does not support components with the same title.

Component Title Referencing the Component Name Field

Component name is the title of the component not added in the dashboard.

Component title is the displayed title of the component added in the dashboard.

Add a component to a dashboard, and the component title references the Component Name field by default, namely the component title changing with the component name, as shown in the following figure.

After you modify the component title in the dashboard, the component title changes, but the component name does not change. You need to reference the Component Name field again to make the component title consistent with the component name, as shown in the following figure.

Editing Title Content

You can edit the content of the displayed title.

On the dashboard editing page, double-click the component title to modify the component name.

You can also click Edit Title to open the title editing page.

Setting Font Style

Select the text to be edited to set the title style.

You can select Auto to set the default font style or select Custom to customize the font, font size, and font color.

Various settings for custom font styles are explained in the following table.

Icon	Setting	Description
	Font	Set the text font. Default, Boldface, SimSun, Fang Song, Regular Script, YOU SHE   Black, PANG MEN Title, Arial, Helvetica Neue, Verdana, Times  New Roman, LCD Digital, and Poppins Bold are supported.
	Font size	Set the font size of text.
	Bold	Bold the text.
	Italic	Make the text italic.
	Underline	Underline the text.
	Text color	Set the text color.
	Align left	Align the text left horizontally.
	Align center	Center the text horizontally between the side margins.
	Align right	Align the text right horizontally.

Note:

The PingFang font only takes effect in MacOS. PingFang is the default font in MacOS, while Microsoft YaHei is the default one in Windows.

3. After the title style is set, the effect is shown in the following figure.

For details about examples of dynamic title, see Displaying Title Dynamically (introducing how to add indicators to the title).

You can add fields of components to the title on the title editing page.

Component title is ticked by default. You can cancel the tick to hide the title.

Untick Show Title on the dashboard editing page, as shown in the following figure.

Condition for Filter Component's Effect on Title

If you select the filter component field as the component title and set the filtering condition of the filtering component to empty, the component title defaults to All, as shown in the following figure.

If you set a filter condition for the filtering component, the text of this condition is displayed.

If Control Range of the filter component does not include the component with the title set in the previous section, the title is still displayed as All even if the filter condition is set.

Deleting the Field Added in the Title

If the analysis component whose field is added in the title is deleted, a prompt appears in the title area. For example, delete the year-month filter component whose field is added in the title, and the effect is shown in the following figure.