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Space Problem in OBIEE
Hi,
I have two analysis and each one have 1 table. I put them into dashbboard as below. There is space between them in dashboard.
Also, when I run the dashboard it also has space between tables. How can i eliminate the space so tables looks like attached each other?
My product version is: 12.2.1.1.0
Answers
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In order to properly do this you will need a custom style+skin
https://gianniceresa.com/2017/02/obiee-12c-custom-style-using-shared-folder/
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Open the developer toolbar of you browser and analyse the HTML code to find out the source of the spacing.
I would say you will always have a space, even if just 1-2 pixels because different tags.
So it will require some nice CSS work (and the developer toolbar let you test "live" the CSS you will need to use).
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Hi Gianni,
I opened tool and find there is margin-right:10px;
I did not find the location, I must change the layout.css but when i search many results comes. How can I find the location and change it from 10px to 0px.
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Good start, but not exactly the right place
You must not do this work on the "edit dashboard" page, because that one has spaces just to make it possible to structure the page by moving objects around etc. It's a "fake" view.
Execute the real dashboard, with the real analysis inside, and do the same.
Also a detail: do not touch a single CSS file in the default styles.
If you want to make that change for all the dahsboard pages ever in your system you can do it in a custom style based on Alta, one of the default styles. In your own custom one you will then override the default CSS and put your own.
Maybe you want to do that only once, for a given section in a given page. In this case the CSS will need to be extremely specific to identify just that object, and can also be included in the page itself as it's more a one-shot approach.
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Ok let's try to be precise here for once. The space you see in dashboard construction has nothing to do with how the effective front-end gets rendered.
Also: a section doesn't actually render any padding or spacing. It's simply the pixles needed for the <td>
No padding anywhere from masterTertiaryLayer SectionTable downwards.
This is assuming Alta of course
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