Widgelix
  • Introduction
  • Get Started
    • Device Types
      • Repository
      • Create from scratch
    • Devices
      • Dashboard
      • History
      • Downlinks
      • Events
      • Settings
    • Global Map
    • Widgets
      • Gauge
      • Battery
      • Map
      • Chart
      • Digital
      • Level
      • Header
      • Image
      • Boolean
      • Scatter Plot
      • Math
      • Floor Plan
      • Asset Map
      • Heat Map
      • Log Chart
      • Downlink Button
      • Sankey
      • Report
      • Table
    • Organization
    • Global Dashboard
    • Rule Engine
  • Connectivity Integrations
    • Introduction
    • Options
      • GreenMesh LoRaWAN
      • Actility ThingPark
      • The Things Stack
      • Helium
      • Melita.io
      • LORIOT
      • Zenner
      • ChirpStack
      • Milesight
      • Senet
      • Sensoterra
      • Loxone
      • Sigfox
      • Webhook
  • Rule Engine
    • Introduction
      • Create Rule
      • IF Block
      • IS Block
      • THEN Block
      • Execution Options
    • Comparison Equations
    • Types
      • Compare with constant
      • Compare with device measurement
      • Geofences
  • Notifications
    • Introduction
    • Types
      • Slack
      • Discord
      • Email
      • SMS
  • Useful Tips
    • List of tips
  • Device Repository
    • Supported Devices
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Get Started
  2. Widgets

Header

PreviousLevelNextImage

Last updated 1 year ago

The header widget allows you to create headings on the dashboard. This enables you to structure dashboards with a large number of widgets by grouping them under each heading. For example, you can group widgets that display climate data such as temperature, humidity, and pressure.

In the Widget options modal, configure the following settings:

In the Name text box, enter a name to identify the widget. Unlike other widgets, the entered name will not be displayed on the widget.

In the Text text box, enter the heading that you want to display on the widget.

To add a color to the background of the widget, click on the Background color box and choose a color from the color picker.

Click on the Save button.

The resulting header widget looks something like this: