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Optimizing Report for Mobile version
Hi Anonymous
Currently it is not supported to optimise non-responsive elements for mobile apps individually. See considerations.
I think a workaround is to create two elements separately and change their layering order in different report views. For example, create two text boxes with the same content. One is 18pt and the other is 14pt. In Web layout, put the 18pt one on the top of the 14pt one, so you will only see the 18pt one because the 14pt one has been covered. In Mobile layout, only drag the 14pt one into the Mobile view. By doing this, you can see the text boxes with different sizes in Web view and Mobile view.
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Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hi Anonymous
Currently it is not supported to optimise non-responsive elements for mobile apps individually. See considerations.
I think a workaround is to create two elements separately and change their layering order in different report views. For example, create two text boxes with the same content. One is 18pt and the other is 14pt. In Web layout, put the 18pt one on the top of the 14pt one, so you will only see the 18pt one because the 14pt one has been covered. In Mobile layout, only drag the 14pt one into the Mobile view. By doing this, you can see the text boxes with different sizes in Web view and Mobile view.
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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Hello.
Thanks a lot for a greate advice!
But will creating of additional elements influence on the performance of the report?
It depends on the types and numbers of additional elements. If these elements need to query data or interact with other visuals, it may influence the performance. If they contain fixed content without changing, it will influence little. You can do some testing to observe the performance.
Thank you!