As it currently stands we cannot customize the shape and colors for the Dropdown slicer. With the new button and list slicer options we can create sleek modern slicers but they cannot be fully minimized like the Dropdown slicer. Ironically Dropdown slicers are the most commonly utilized slicers in applications/websites, Saas products, etc (even in power bi desktop nearly all settings are hidden under Dropdowns). They take up the least space and are thus the most UX friendly option, the same is true for analytics dashboards.
Can you please give us the ability to change the shape of the dropdown selection box (rounded corners, etc.), as well as the colors of the box, and the selection icons (the checkbox or circle), basically a similar control that you've given to the list and button slicers. I am able to create a beautiful modern dashboard but the dropdown slicers always stick out like a soar thumb and the only workaround is to use the list or button slicer with two bookmarks for every single slicer, which is extremely time-consuming.
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- Ghazalee09New MemberHi Team, Can you improve default slicers in Power Bi We are looking for customization options for dropdown slicers in terms of borders or rounded corners for the dropdown box this will be a very useful feature we are looking for dropdown slicers in our dashboards. Can you please get this in the next update.
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