Customizing the LiveContent S1000D user interface
You can edit configuration files to customize the layout and behavior of the LiveContent S1000D user interface.
- LiveContent S1000D customization overview
Using HTML, XML, CSS, and Javascript configuration files, you can customize the LiveContent S1000D user interface (UI). - LiveContent S1000D customization files
A set of web resources, including HTML, XML, CSS, and Javascript files control the layout and behavior of the LiveContent S1000D user interface. - Adding a control to the LiveContent S1000D user interface
Control elements on the LiveContent S1000D are defined in the controls.xml resource file. - Adding an Onclick event to a control
You can add an Onclick event to a UI control object by editing the<onclick>attribute of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Showing or hiding a control
You can show or hide a UI control object based on a predefined condition by editing attributes of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Making a control visible or invisible
You can make a UI control object visible or invisible based on a predefined condition by editing attributes of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Enabling or disabling a control
You can enable or disable a UI control object based on a predefined condition by editing attributes of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Controlling access to a control
You can control access to a UI control object using the<access>attribute of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Highlighting a control
You can customize the appearance of a highlighted UI control object by editing an attribute of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Localizing a control
You can localize the label, tooltip, and other text of a UI control object by editing the<text>attribute of its corresponding control element in the controls.xml file. - Customizing navigation in process and procedure DMs
By default, when a user performs an "undo" action in a PDM (such as clicking the Previous Step button, a warning dialog is displayed. In addition, the user must step through all Warnings or Cautions, Preliminary Required Conditions, Safety Conditions, and Closing Conditions when navigating through a procedure or process DM using the Next and Previous buttons, and must click each step of a PDM procedure before moving to the next PDM node. To disable any of this functionality, edit property attributes in the components.xml file. - Configuring SVG hotspot highlighting
Users can highlight all the hotspots in an SVG or SVGZ graphic, making it easier to locate the clickable links embedded in the graphic. By default, hotspots remain highlighted for 2.5 seconds, but you can customize the length of time hotspots remain highlighted by editing a property in the components.xml file.