Off-panel widgets

Off-panel widgets can be turned on or off but cannot be removed from the application. It does not have a panel, therefore it cannot be added to the header or side controller. The off-panel widgets embedded in a theme will display when the Widget tab is activated. Below is the list of off-panel widgets:

• Attribute table—Displays a tabular view of operational layers' attributes. Currently, layers from map service, feature service and feature collection in the map are supported.
• Coordinate—Displays coordinates in the current map projection when moving the cursor on the map or in other coordinate systems by clicking the map.
• Geocoder—Enables finding a location on the map.
• Home Button—Click to zoom to map's initial extent.
• My Location—Detects your physical location and zooms the map to it.
• Overview Map—Shows the current spatial extent of the map display as a grey rectangle relative to the entire spatial extent of the basemap service.
• Scalebar—Displays a scalebar on the map.
• Splash--Displays content on the splash screen.
• Swipe--Shows a portion of a layer or layers on top of a map.
• Time Slider--Visualizes content within a map that contains time-aware layers.

In-panel widgets

In-panel widgets are available to the widget controllers and can be added to your application. By default, they are contained by a controller. Depending on which theme you select, they may show in the upper right corner of the application with the header controller in a Foldable theme, or on the left side of the application with the side controller in the Tab theme.

Each in-panel widget requires user interactions on the panel. Below is the list of in-panel widgets:

• About---Provides information about your app.
• Basemap Gallery—Presents a gallery of basemaps and allows you to select one.
• Bookmark—Spatial bookmarks for quick navigation.
• Chart—Displays charts for selected features.
• Directions—Calculates and displays directions between two or more locations.
• Draw—Draws basic graphics and texts on the map.
• Edit—Provides tools to modify features in editable layers.
• Geoprocessing—Allows you to use any task from geoprocessing services.
• Layer List—Displays a list of operational layers in the application.
• Legend—Displays a legend for the visible layers in the map.
• Measurement—Allows you to measure the area of a polygon, length of a line, or find the coordinates of a point.
• Print—Advanced or basic printing of the current map.
• Query—Query information from operational layers by executing a predefined query.

In addition, in-panel widgets are associated with placeholders that define the position of an in-panel widget on the screen. You can drag and drop the in-panel widget on the map when it opens. You can also resize the panel of the widget by dragging its right-bottom corner.