Overview
On Drawing environment, the Components Panel provides several Graphical Elements for developing interactive and functional displays.
On the top, the Components Panel shows the selected graphical element. Below there a search box where you can look for an element by name. The panel shows
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Categories include Shapes for creating basic geometric forms; Images for enhancing visuals; Industrial Icons for simplifying navigation and information conveyance; Interaction Controls for engaging users; Editors Controls for data input and modification; and Symbols, which offer a library of industrial symbols.
Additionally, the Components category contains sub-groups such as Charts for visualizing data, Containers for organizing content, Gauges for displaying measurements, Modules for showing runtime information, Navigation tools, and Portable and third-party controls for adding functionality. right side:
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Charts
Charts graphically represent data, enabling users to visualize and interpret complex information quickly. They support various formats including bar, line, and pie charts, dynamically generated from data sets. Visit
→ See Charts Components for detailed information.
Containers
Containers organize UI elements, grouping related controls or content for efficient space management. They can include frames, panels, and scrollable areas, enhancing the structure and navigability of user interfaces. See Container Components for more details.
Editors
Editors
Editors refer to graphical elements group enabling specific data interactions like color picking, and date and time selection. Designed for data entry and editing, these controls function through user interactions such as clicking and selecting.
Editor controls facilitate content modification and settings adjustments. This group encompasses text editors, date and time pickers, color selectors, and calculators, providing interactive elements for user input and customization. Check out the Editors Controls for more information
→ See Editors Controls.
Gauges
Gauges display quantitative measurements such as speed, progress, or temperature. Available in linear or circular formats, they dynamically reflect real-time data in monitoring and dashboard applications. For more information about available gauges check
→ See Gauge Gauge Components.
Images
Images, imported in various graphical formats, enhance user interfaces visually. Embedded directly into the interface, they convey information and improve appeal across web, mobile, and desktop applications.
→ See Displays Images for learn more.
Industrial Icons
Industrial Icons are symbols for industrial applications, allowing recognition and navigation. Integrated natively, these icons represent specific industrial functions or data in industrial control systems. For more details see Images
→ See Industrial Icons.
Interaction
Interaction elements include buttons, text elements, checkboxes, and radio buttons for user input and navigation. They respond to user actions, enabling efficient interaction within the user interface. Read about by visiting
→ See Interaction Controls.
Modules
Module controls display information specific to runtime modules. They automatically update, customized for modular software architectures in enterprise and technical applications. Discover controls by visiting Modules Components.
Navigation
Navigation controls guide users through different sections of the application. Including menus, tabs, and navigation bars. See Navigation Components for learn more.
→ See Modules Components.
Portable
Portable API and third-party controls provide the specification to add user friendly controls which can be used in WPF, HTML5 or made to Portable, platform independent. See ThirdParty User Controls for more information.
Shapes
Shapes form the foundational elements of UI design, including rectangles, ellipses, polygons, and more. Used individually or in combination creating layouts and designs in graphical and UI design.
→ See Shapes for read more.
Viewers
Viewers refer to graphical elements that encapsulate and manage diverse content and functionalities within structured environments in a software application. They organize UI elements and group-related controls or content for efficient space management. They can include frames, panels, and scrollable areas, enhancing the structure and navigability of user interfaces.
→ See Viewer Components.
Symbols
Symbols provide an extensive library of industrial iconsgraphical elements, representing specific functions or data. Customizable and easily integrated, they are used predominantly in specialized industrial interfaces such as SCADA systems.
→ See Smart Symbols for more details.
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