Line Element
Introduction
Line elements are used to display lines or arrows within your presentation. These lines can be:
- Horizontal, vertical, or at any angle.
- Styled with fixed colors or gradient merges of multiple colors.
Properties Overview
| Property Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Blinking | Define blinking effects for the line element to draw attention. |
| Data Provider | Connect the line to an external data source for real-time visibility or styling control. |
| Data Scrolling | Define if and how the line should scroll along with real-time data. |
| Default Transition Effect | Set the default transition effect when the line appears. |
| Identification | Assign a unique identifier to the line within the page for easy reference. |
| Line | Set the color, thickness, and style of the line (e.g., solid, dashed, dotted). |
| Position | Define the starting and ending position of the line within the page. |
| Property Bindings | Bind specific properties of the line (like color or visibility) to external data sources. |
| Rules | Define rules that automatically adjust line properties based on specific conditions or data. |
| Transparency | Control the transparency level of the line to create subtle or prominent effects. |
| Visibility | Set whether the line and its content will be visible during playback, with options for dynamic visibility control. |
Key Functionalities
- Multi-Angle Drawing: Draw lines or arrows in any direction, not limited to straight horizontal/vertical alignment.
- Dynamic Appearance: Connect to real-time data to show/hide the line based on specific conditions (e.g., show a red line when a threshold is exceeded).
- Styling Options: Use gradients, patterns, and varying line thickness for visual impact.
- Interactive Effects: Add blinking or transition effects to highlight the line when necessary.
Remarks
Note:
This section focuses on line-specific properties.
For common element properties (like Position, Visibility, and Rules), refer to the Page Element Properties section.