Adding new widgets to a space, Changing the widget layout of a space – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual
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Adding new widgets to a space
1.
Launch the dialog box for adding widgets by clicking Edit on the top right corner of the space.
If no widget is contained in the space,
is displayed in the middle of the space. You can
launch the dialog box for adding widgets by clicking the button.
By default, the dialog box provides 20 types of resource, alarm, and performance statistics
widgets defined by the system.
2.
Select the layout for widgets:
On the top middle of the widget adding dialog box, select a layout.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row. The left widget occupies 2/3 and the right occupies
1/3 of the row.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row. The left widget occupies 1/3 and the right occupies
2/3 of the row.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row, each occupying 1/2 of the row.
•
means three widgets are displayed per row, each occupying 1/3 of the row.
•
means one widget is displayed per row.
3.
Locate a widget by using one of the following methods:
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Query a widget
On the top right corner of the dialog box, type the keyword of a widget name and click Query.
All widgets matching the query criteria are displayed in the dialog box. The query supports
fuzzy matching and is case-sensitive.
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Sort widgets. Use either of the following methods to display the desired widgets in the dialog box:
{
On the top left corner of the dialog box, select the All, Resource, Alarm and Performance tab to
display all widgets, resource-related widgets, alarm-related widget, and performance-related
widgets.
{
On the bottom right corner of the page, click Previous or Next to display widgets on the
previous or next pages.
4.
Click
for a widget to add it to the space.
Then
changes to Succeeded, indicating the widget is added successfully.
You can add up to 10 widgets to a space.
5.
Click OK to complete the operations and return to the space.
Changing the widget layout of a space
1.
Click Edit on the top right corner of the space to launch the widget dialog box.
On the top middle of the widget dialog box, select a layout.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row. The left widget occupies 2/3 and the right occupies
1/3 of the row.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row. The left widget occupies 1/3 and the right occupies
2/3 of the row.
•
means two widgets are displayed per row, each occupying 1/2 of the row.
•
means three widgets are displayed per row, each occupying 1/3 of the row.
•
means one widget is displayed per row.