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.
Additionally, special effects can be applied to create smooth transitions when the line becomes visible.
Line elements can also connect to an external data source to dynamically control visibility based on real-time data.
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.