+section title={{name}} :rem The navtop stands for navigation top - this shows the link to the Information section below :navtop :rem Only show at most 10000 records {{property max=20000}} :rem The group tag groups the display tag. We can have properties in the group that get in inherited by all of the displays {{group filterFields="section" section.filterIncludeAll=false hideFilterWidget=true indexField=depth marginTop=10 marginRight=10 yAxisReverse=true showLegend=false showMenu=true}} +skip Any display can show filters and the filter values are shared with the other displays in the group We use the display_filter here so there is one set of widgets shown to the user When the section value is changed then all of the displays change -skip {{display_filter}} +skip Here we are displaying 3 profiles. The fields="#3", etc define what fields are shown The other profile properties are defined in the group above, e.g., indexField, marginTop, yAxisReverse, etc. The +row/+col gives us a table using bootstrap. There are 12 units and each column has a weight For example, if you wanted to have 4 profiles then each column would be +col-3/-col -skip +row +col-4 {{display_profile fields=#4}} -col +col-4 {{display_profile fields=#5}} -col +col-4 {{display_profile fields=#6}} -col -row :heading Table {{display_download}} {{display_table showMenu=false}} +skip I don't know if a scatter plot is useful but I put this here to show what can be done The group tag keeps the scatter plots separate from the above filters -skip {{group pointSize=2 }} :heading Scatter Plots +row +col-4 {{display_scatterplot showMenu=true fields="#3,#4"}} -col +col-4 {{display_scatterplot showMenu=true fields="#3,#5"}} -col +col-4 {{display_scatterplot showMenu=true fields="#3,#6"}} -col -row ---- :heading Information {{information}} ---- ---- :heading Wiki Text :note This would normally not be in here but I added it so you can see the wiki text used {{wikitext}} :heading SeeSV Convert Commands :note Likewise this wouldn't normally be here {{seesv}} -section