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Header Style

 

 

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Header Style

 

 

 

 

Header Style

To add Header Style to the view,

1.Go to Style tab on the toolbar, then select Header Style.

          2. By default, the style selected would be None. Select the Header Style from the drop-down you wish to apply.

Small and Large are Header Styles differ with the font sizes.

 

Context Object is the style that renders the display name from the Element Source. Context Object style is typically used for the Object Type View.

                    

In the above example, the list of elements displayed in the first column and its Object Type View is defined in the second column. By selecting the style Context Object, a selection of individual elements is displayed for its Object Type.

 

          3. To apply the Underline to the Header, go to tab Style and then select Show header Underline.

Show Header Underline option will be visible only after you select Header Style other than none.

 

 

          4. To apply Color to the Header line,

Go back to the tab Style then select Header Underline Color.

Choose your desired color.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Diagramming

 

 

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Diagramming

 

 

 

 

Diagramming

 

 

 

 

 

 

Overview of Diagrammer

 

 

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Overview of Diagrammer

 

 

 

 

Overview of Diagrammer

Diagrammer is used to both edit and create any Evolve Diagram online.

The different features within the Editor are detailed below:

Diagram Title

Editable title for the diagram, this differs from the diagram name, which must be unique

Click to rename the title

Zoom Controls

Zoom % - Click to choose presets
Zoom in and out - [+] and [-]
Zoom Slider

Radar button
Click and move the 'Radar' view to zoom around the diagram.

All can be collapsed to a single magnifier button.

Shape Palette

The Shape Palette contains all the shapes that can be used on the diagram.

Drag and drop the shapes from the palette onto the diagram surface

 

Note that lines / connectors are drawn from the (+) buttons around the sides of a selected shape.

Shape and Diagram Tools

Home to the different panes in Diagrammer: Properties, To Do, Diagram Settings, Palette &Styles and Deleted Objects.

Canvas Area

The area where the edited/created Process Diagram will display.

 

 

 

Navigation

Diagrammer controls that can be used when editing a diagram.

Click Summary

Mode

Click Type

Behavior

Standard

Single

Selects a shape and updates the "Shapes and Diagram Tools" pane for that Shape/Connector, if the pane is open.

Double

Opens the "Shapes and Diagram Tools" pane, if it is closed, and navigates to the Name and Properties tab. For easy access to the object details.

Keyboard Shortcut Summary

Keyboard Shortcut

Behavior

Ctrl+ +

Zoom In

Ctrl+ -

Zoom Out

Esc

Deselect all shapes

Delete

Deletes or Clears the selected Shape(s)/Connector(s)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Formatting Shapes in Diagrammer

 

 

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Formatting Shapes in Diagrammer

 

 

 

 

Formatting Shapes in Diagrammer

Adding Shapes, Connecting Lines to the Diagram, and Changing Properties

To add shapes to the diagram,

1.Drag and drop the required shape from the Shape Palette.

2.Double-click on the object shape to edit the Title and its Properties.

3.Click Save.

You can use a Connector to link two Shapes, indicating that there is a connection between the two shapes.

To add the connector between the shapes,

1.Select the first shape by clicking on it.

2.Click on one of the + symbols to add the connector and move your mouse pointer to the shape you would like to connect to.

3.Click on the shape to end the selection.

4.If there are multiple connection types between these kinds of objects, you will get a menu to choose the connection that is appropriate.

To Clear or Delete Shapes from the Diagram

Object Shapes can be Cleared or Deleted from the diagram in two ways.

 To Clear a Shape:

When you choose to Clear a shape, it removes the shape from the diagram, but it does not remove the object it represents from the model.

          1. Select the shape you wish to Clear.

          2. Click on   icon.
 

 

To Delete a Shape:

When you choose to Delete a shape, it removes the shape from the diagram, and when published will remove the object representing from the model too.

1.Select the shape you wish to Delete.

2.Click on   icon.
 

If a shape is deleted, any connector associated with the object shape also gets deleted.

 

When object shapes are deleted using the Delete option, it adds the item to the Trash can icon called Deleted Objects on the right-hand pane.

Adding Background Colors and Borders to the Shapes

Every Shape from the Palette has a definite background color, border size, and border color.

You can format the shape by

1.Background Color of the shape.

2.Border Size to the shape.

3.Border color to the shape.

 

When object shapes are deleted using the Delete option, it adds the item to the Trash can icon Some shapes may have Region shapes and Region formatting which overrides these styles such that the style options will not work.

Example: A shape may be set with color because of the “Category” of the object, i.e. the shape may be Red because it is a critical object (as defined in one of its properties).

 

Aligning Shapes

Object shapes in the editor can be aligned using Align Nodes placed on the toolbar.

     

Object shapes can be aligned to the Left, Right, and Center horizontally, and also Top, Bottom, and Center vertically, which can also be evenly Distributed Horizontally or Vertically.

Resizing Shapes to match others

In the Diagrammer, the object shape can be adjusted to the height and width of the other shape using Resize Nodes.

 

Move Shapes from Back and Front

In the diagram, if one shape is put on top of another, it may conceal the other.

Move To Back and Move To Front buttons help to show/Hide the object shape.

 

Text Formatting and Fonts

The Title of Object shapes can be formatted according to:

1.Font and its Font Size

2.Text in Bold, and Italic

3.Text alignment to Left, Center, and Right.

4.Vertical Alignment.

5.Text Color.

Some shapes may have Region shapes and Region formatting which overrides these styles such that the style options will not work.

Example: A shape may use a different property for the Title, that is defined in a region. This region’s style cannot be overridden by Diagrammer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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