Page level styling

[akshay4839]

How to modify page level styling with custom visuals?

Please help. 

Thx, 

Akshay

[Sahir_Maharaj]

Hello @akshay4839,

Can you please provide more detail on what specifically you are trying to achieve? That way I will be able to provide you with personalized recommendations / resources 😉

In general, you can follow these steps to modify page-level styling with custom visuals in Power BI:

[Sahir_Maharaj]

8. One more thing you can do to modify page-level styling with custom visuals in Power BI is to use the "Conditional formatting" feature. This feature allows you to change the appearance of visuals based on certain conditions, such as data values or rules. To apply conditional formatting to a visual, select the visual on your report page, go to the "Visualizations" pane, and click the "Format" button. Then, select the "Conditional formatting" option and choose the condition you want to apply, such as changing the font color based on the data value. This can help you highlight important data points or trends in your report.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

7. You can also use the "Drillthrough" feature in Power BI to create interactive reports that allow users to explore data in more detail. To create a drillthrough, select a visual on your report page, click "Action" in the "Visualizations" pane, and choose "Drillthrough." You can then create a new page that shows more detailed information about the selected data point.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

6. You can use the "Bookmark" feature in Power BI to save and share specific views of your report. This is useful for creating customized layouts and visualizations for different audiences. To create a bookmark, go to the "View" tab in the "Visualizations" pane, click "Bookmark," and give your bookmark a name. You can then use the bookmark to quickly navigate to that specific view of the report.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

5. Finally, you can use the "Advanced controls" option in the "Visualizations" pane to further customize the behavior of custom visuals on your page. This option allows you to modify things like the data view and interaction behavior of the visual, as well as more advanced styling options.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

4. To further customize the page-level styling, you can use the "Themes" feature in Power BI. Themes allow you to create a custom color scheme and apply it to your entire report, including custom visuals. To create a new theme, go to the "Themes" tab in the "Visualizations" pane, click "Customize current theme," and modify the colors as desired.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

3. You can also modify the page-level styling by using the "Page Layout" options in the "Visualizations" pane. These options allow you to control the overall layout of the page, including the background color, page size, and grid settings.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

2. Once you have added the custom visual, you can modify its appearance using the formatting options in the "Visualizations" pane. These options will vary depending on the specific visual you are using, but may include things like color, font size, and border style.

[Sahir_Maharaj]

1. Add the custom visual to your report page by clicking on the "Visualizations" pane on the right-hand side of the screen, selecting the "Import a custom visual" button at the bottom, and choosing the visual you want to use.