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While previous versions of the Supercruncher dashboard used a liquid layout that expanded to fit the width of your browser window, the new version of Supercruncher uses a fixed-width layout that is optimized for a resolution of 1024x768. While this may be a strange adjustment for users with large monitors, it ensures that the dashboard will look consistent no matter who is viewing it or which medium - on screen or in print - they are using.
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While in Edit Mode, a gadget can be moved by clicking on its header (the area where the gadget name and toolbar options are located) and dragging the gadget to its new location. The gadget will remain positioned exactly where it is dropped and will not "snap" to any pre-defined column or row locations.
Gadgets cannot be placed outside of the dashboard's white canvas area. If more space is needed at the bottom of the dashboard, the canvas can be resized by clicking and dragging the gray resize bar that appears while in Edit Mode. The canvas will snap to efficiently fit the new gadget layout when Edit Mode is turned off.
Gadgets can be resized to any dimensions as long as they fit within the confines of the dashboard itself.
Previous versions of the dashboard would resize gadgets according to the size of your browser window and the contents of each gadget. The new version of the dashboard allows you to resize the gadget yourself, and the contents of the gadget will adjust to fit your chosen dimensions.
When in Edit ModeTo resize your gadget, a small ridged box will appear in the lower-right corner of a gadget that you hover over with your pointer. You can resize the gadget by clicking on the box and dragging it until the gadget is of the desired size.
Gadgets cannot be resized so that they extend placed outside of the dashboard's white canvas area. If more space is needed to increase at the size bottom of the gadget, try moving it towards the opposite edge of the dashboard first, or extend the canvas can be resized by clicking and dragging the gray resize bar that appears while in Edit Mode. The canvas will snap to efficiently fit the new gadget layout when Edit Mode is turned off.
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The rename option has been moved to the gadget menu, which has its own toolbar button, as explained below.
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The gadget menu is a drop-down menu that appears when you click on the \ [\] icon in the gadget toolbar. Wiki Markup
Basic gadget editing functionality - such as the ability to rename the gadget, which was available as a toolbar option in previous versions of the dashboard - is accessible using this menu. Additionally, the gadget-specific functionality visible in the new gadget toolbar is available here as well in an easy-to-read list format.
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"Edit Mode" is a setting that allows the user to rearrange and reconfigure the gadgets on a dashboard.
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