Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
6.
From the
Default Sheet Background
section of the
Document Properties
window, locate the
Vertical
drop-down and select the
Top
option from the
list. The
Horizontal
drop-down will keep the default value, which is the
Left
option.
7.
Finally, close the
Document Properties
window by clicking on
OK
.
We've now set the QlikView application window to match the required size of our
document. This way, we can ensure that the sheets we design will fit entirely on the
target monitors without any scrolling.
When using the
View
|
Resize Window
functionality,
it is always advisable to also check on the target
environment to see if there will be any toolbars or
other objects eating into the screen real estate.
Next, we've added a background image which already includes the HighCloud logo,
as well as the pre-defined panel divisions that will help us position the objects. All
of the sheets we create from now on in our document will automatically have the
defined background.
In
Chapter 13
,
More on Visual Design and User Experience
,
we will look further into how we can create and use
these background images.
After following the previous procedure, our
Dashboard
sheet should look like the
following screenshot:
