Customizing Chart with Advanced Editor Panel
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The Advanced Editor provides additional customization and control over chart settings.
Click on the Advanced Editor button on the chart.
Navigate through the four sections to customize settings.
Make changes as needed and click Apply to save modifications.
For JavaScript customizations, ensure code is correctly formatted before applying changes.
It is divided into four main sections:
Allows users to customize chart styles.
Various customization options are available depending on the chart type.
Users can modify elements such as background, titles, legends, grid, axes, and series styles.
This menu dynamically adapts based on the selected chart type.
Enables setting permissions for different users.
Users can define who can view and who can edit the chart.
Permission settings can be applied at an individual, role-based, or organizational level.
A modal appears where users can select read-only or edit access for different users.
This section allows users to define custom AI prompts specific to the chart.
It consists of three subsections:
Chatbot Prompt: Users can add background details and necessary information that AI can use to answer user questions more effectively.
Summary Prompt: Provides AI with background information to generate narrative or summary-type responses.
Delta-Feed: Defines what changes AI should track in the chart. Users can add conditions, and AI will monitor them for material changes, triggering notifications or updates in the feed.
Designed for developers and technical users who need advanced control over chart rendering.
Allows users to edit and modify JavaScript code related to the chart.
Users can customize chart behavior, tooltips, legends, and interactions.
Changes can be saved and applied via the "Apply" button.
The Advanced Editor is a powerful tool for users who require deeper customization, permissions control, AI-driven insights, and developer-level modifications to charts.
Note: The system does not have the capability to dynamically fix JavaScript errors. Users should refer to the or guidance on debugging and best practices.
