Once you've started working with Vizlib Input Form, you may want to start applying your own styling changes. This article shows you how to use the customization functions available in Vizlib Input Form.
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Custom Labels
When you add a field to Vizlib Input Form, the field name is displayed in the table as a default, with the Display Label setting Use Field Name. When you enable the Custom setting (Figure 1) you'll be able to enter text or use an expression to create a Custom Display Label, add a Field Tooltip message, add a Suffix, set a Placeholder, set a display condition which needs to be met in Show field if, and make the field read-only with Editable if.
Note: Field Tooltip will only be displayed when the input form is in Analysis mode.
Figure 1: Custom Display Label
You can see an example of a customized label and suffix in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Custom Label Example
Text Area - Multiple Rows in Single Cell
When you're using the Text/Text Area data type, the Input Type settings for Text Area can support multiple rows inside in a single table cell (Figure 3).
Figure 3: Text Area Multiple Rows
When you enable Text Area settings, you can set the value of Text Area Rows using the slider (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Multiple Cell Rows Setting
Add-ons
The Add-ons section of the property panel controls the Data Handling settings for the input form (Figure 5). You can choose to Include Zero Values by ticking the checkbox, and enter a Calculation condition using the editor.
Figure 5: Add-ons
Field Tooltip Example
You can customize a field tooltip display by opening Input Fields and entering a message in Field Tooltip in the field settings. When you return to Analysis mode, you'll see the tooltip appear when you hover the cursor over the field title (Figure 6).
Figure 6: Input Form Tooltip