Displayr

Form time to time, I may create a large table yielding more than 3000 cells. By default, Displary will hide rows until the cell count falls below this threshold. Ostensibly, this limit is to prevent a document's performance from degrading; however, I may be willing to sacrifice performance to see the full table. This feature request suggests adding a toggle so that I may see the full table.

Add the option to search for Pages in View Mode. This is similar to the option in the Edit Mode Page Menu. The user can only search for the 'Page title'.

The user would like to be able to expand / open all folders in View Mode with a single click. They would like to see the full list of outputs without having to open each folder one-by-one.

I need a feature that allows me to view only the variable names without the labels in the Data Sources pane. This would help me focus on the variable names without the distraction of labels, making it easier to manage and identify variables. Currently, it's only possible to show a combination of variable labels (always first) and then the labels in [ ]. This isn't helpful because I want to read the variable name first, and don't want to be distracted by the labels.

The user wants to be able to set a font size for text boxes that is larger than our limit of 72.

You can create a new document by applying a template but you can’t apply a template once the document has already been created.

A client would appreciate the ability to be able to crop pictures within Displayr

Currently, when selecting data sets in the merging and stacking widgets, users must type the entire name of the data set in Data > Data Sets (see steps 2 and 3 in this help article, for example: https://help.displayr.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405211157391-How-to-Merge-Files-by-Case-Add-New-Cases ). This feature request suggests an easier mechanism (eg: a searchable dropdown menu) for users to easily select valid files from the Cloud Drive to input into the widget).

Currently, in Displayr an object's dependency graph is available as a zoomable visualization. The user can navigate the graph while the dependency graph is open in their Displayr document. The user may screenshot the dependency graph, but for highly complex outputs, such a screenshot would not have a high enough resolution. This feature request suggests other ways to extract the data from a dependency graph. For example (1) an exportable image (with enough resolution such that the names of the dependencies are readable or (2) some text representation of the graph. This feature can be useful when comparing the performance of an object after changes are made to its dependency graph. In particular, how quickly does a visualization, for example, load/respond, under one dependency versus another.

Allow users to set the default zoom level