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Cue

The Element type Cue allows you to show the count of records that a datasettable contains and also allows to jump directly into the detailview. Also if you have the option Mark Unread enabled on the selected datasettable, you can directly view how many records have been read.

Tip

If you have the option Mark Unread enabled on the selected datasettable, you can directly view how many records have been read.

Configuring a Cue

To configure a cue, follow these steps:

  1. Click on the search icon in the top-right corner .
  2. Search for Business Portals - Dataset List and open the page.
  3. Select the dataset you want to configure the element for.
  4. On the newly opened dataset page, execute the action Dashboard Groups.
  5. Create a new line or select an existing one. For more info about how to set up a dashboard, follow this documentation.
  6. To assign the element the cue type, select it via the Element View Style field.
  7. To assign a dataset, select one via the Dataset Table Code field. If there are none visible, refer to this documentation on how to set up dataset tables.
  8. There is a fact box called Web Content on the page. If it's not visible, click on the info icon in the top-right corner.
  9. Execute the Edit action of the fact box.
  10. Here you can define all properties of your cue.

Tip

The Cue typically shows numerical values that represent a count or a key status summary.

Metadata for Cues

In the General section, you can define the basic properties of the cue:

  • Caption: Defines the label shown on the cue.
  • Subtitle: Adds an optional subtitle under the caption.
  • CSS Class - Header: Specifies a custom CSS class for styling the header.
  • CSS Class - Content: Specifies a custom CSS class for styling the content.

Cue Options

Under the Cue section, you can configure additional properties:

  • CSS Class - Cue Icon: Defines a CSS class to customize the icon displayed within the cue.
  • Cue Show Text: Toggles whether the cue should display accompanying text or just the numeric value.
  • Prevent List View: Determines if the cue should restrict navigation to a detailed list view.

Styling a Cue

You can style the cue using custom CSS classes defined in the CSS Class - Header, CSS Class - Content, and CSS Class - Cue Icon fields. This allows you to change the appearance and enhance the visual presentation of your cues.

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