Hello,
I'm trying to customize the style of the timeline by minimizing controls from the timeline.It will be embedded in a different control that will then perform the manipulation of zooming and scrolling.
1) I have successfully hidden the group header by modifying the TimelineItemContainer ItemsPanelTemplate TimelineItemGroupsPanel padding to be = zero
2) I have not been able to hide the small thin border item that still exists at the top of the timeline
3) I have not been able to hide the horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the timeline.
I am using the implicit style method and have successfully completed #1.
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Robert
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answered on 20 May 2015, 02:54 PM
I forgot to add that the "First Look" example does show what I'm looking for as a solution to #3, however, I'm not sure which part of the modified style is applicable.
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Robert
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answered on 20 May 2015, 05:28 PM
The solution ended up being;
ScrollMode="None"
Easy. I thought it involved changing the control style.
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zmirli
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answered on 09 Nov 2018, 09:15 AM
When I view a dashboard in Tableau Desktop, everything is fine. I publish the report to a Tableau Server and now the dashboard is extremely oversized. Apparently, it is because I used Size: Automatic. So I changed it to Size: Fixed , eg. "1400px x 750px". Again, in Tableau desktop, everything is fine. When I publish to Tableau Server, the dashboard fits to the screen, but there are unnecessary scrollbars. The vertical one showing a huge amount of empty white space below. See pic. The horizontal scrollbar is also not needed because the whole screen fits.