Vertical scrolling is used to see additional content if it does not all fit on the screen or in the window.The cells in the template grid may be rearranged into additional rows if there is less width, or to fit additional cells in each row if there is more width.The width of the dashboard canvas is resized to fit the available width of the viewing area.This mode reflows and wraps the individual cells from left to right and then from top to bottom according to the available space on the screen, allowing the same dashboard to fit both the largest screens and the smallest screens automatically. The responsive mode is also designed to be used in conjunction with a template grid, but takes smart resizing a step further. For example, when a chart is resized smaller, the chart axes adjust the label text size and layout to avoid overlap and maintain readability. This lets you take advantage of any smart layout or labeling logic that may be built into visualizations. Elements on the dashboard will resize along with the dashboard and the screen or window provided they have been attached to the template grid's cells (see below).By default, the aspect ratio of the dashboard is maintained when resizing. If you always want content to be resized to fill all available screen space, enable the Ignore Aspect Ratio On Re-Size property option.If the browser window is resized large enough, the dashboard will be centered horizontally and positioned at the top of the viewing area.The elements on the dashboard (e.g., charts, filters, and components) do not change size or position relative to the dashboard when the browser window is resized.The dashboard does not change size (width or height) when you resize your browser window.When you create a new dashboard, its Re-Size Mode property is initially set to scroll. (If an element on the dashboard is selected, click an empty part of the dashboard to access its properties.) 3.1. Scroll

This property is found in the Properties window for the dashboard in the Layout tab, above the Width and Height properties. When viewing the dashboard, its size can change according to the dashboard's Re-Size Mode property, which has four options: Scroll, Scale, Resize, and Responsive. This updates the dashboard's Width and Height properties accordingly, found in the Properties window in the Layout tab, or you can also set these properties directly. Drag to resize the dashboard, or set the properties directly

Responsive resize according to contents