Displayr

If multiple users are working in the same Displayr document, the Undo button will undo the most recent action by _any editor in the document_ _._ If something gets undone by mistake, users can always use the Redo button underneath Undo in the toolbar to reverse things. However, the user would like to see what's undone.

There should be an easier way to customize the sample description widget without using code to do something even slightly different to the current set up.

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

If the original Page size is changed, Displayr defaults to trying to spread the items on the page relative to their current position, which means that all the content can end up misaligned. An improved solution that adjusts the existing content so it doesn’t lose alignment would be better.

Currently, Displayr overrides some browser shortcuts (at least Ctrl-D, which bookmarks the current page in Chrome on Windows and Linux, not sure if Mac is the same). It does this silently, and a user finds out by hitting the shortcut, finding it didn’t work, and then having to possibly undo whatever they just inadvertently did in their document. In my (Jordan’s) case, I hit Ctrl-D to bookmark a dashboard, and instead duplicated an item. I had to then wait for the item to duplicate and then hit undo. I then clicked off of the page, in the browser control area, and tried again. Displayr again intercepted the event and duplicated the dashboard page this time. Excel solves this well - the first time a user hits an overridden shortcut, a popup informs the user that it was intercepted, and gives the user both an Undo button, a “Got it” for acknowledgement/dismissal, and instructions on how to remove the override if desired. !image-20220124-051519.png|width=1127,height=481!

Be able to customize the sample size description or analysis summary from a visualization template i.e. setting font family, size, weight etc.

Once a page becomes a folder in Displayr, the duplicate button creates a copy of the folder _and all items in the folder_. But, if a user just wants to copy the folder as if it were a page, only copying that specific page, rather than all items in the folder, they’re not able to do so without copying the whole folder, then deleting all of the other pages in the folder. Adding an option to “copy page” rather than the default copy folder would avoid this cumbersome workaround.

User writes, “Another minor question is whether there is a way to choose a background picture for a project and make that picture very faint/transparent. I can definitely do this in PPT but could not figure out how to do it here.” The answer is currently no.

The user would like the ability to set the position of the tables to the left, rather than in the center when using the auto report function Report > Summary Tables. Possibly add an align Left, Centre, or Right option. At the moment the table’s default to centre alignment.

Can we add the Values menu item to the right click dialog box on tables like we have in Q? Would avoid a lot of clicking and changing focus on the screen\!