You only need to set a navigation module value of the button is to open say POS or Inventory.
Print is just command name rule.
Your tag is wrong its just < font calibri > or < font arial > etc theres no equals sign
That might not be a valid font to use im not sure, try using calibri or arial and see if that changes the font first
Right-click on the screen and select Enable Customization. Then select Tiles to resize them or move them. Then Right-click on the screen and select Save Changes.
This is already explained in this very Topic within the first post. Read it…
I’m trying to set my screen up like the ones in the pictures, nice and organized. But no matter what I try, it moves the tiles where it chooses and it won’t let me place them as I want. What am i missing
Enable edit/design mode arrange and select sizes then don’t forget to save.
I’ve done that but it wont let me do 2 neat rows. it jumbles the tiles together and it won’t let me place them as I want. This is the closest I have gotten.
It’s definitely possible, it will arrange them in columns rather than rows, then if you drad right to the right you can make separate columns with a gap.
You just need to keep trying until you get the hang of it. There is nothing you are missing - it’s just trial/error. It can be frustrating, but you’ll get there.
JTR is correct, they are arranged by columns rather than rows.
Is there anyway to have a ‘music’ tile that allows me to access YouTube where I stream our music from rather than locally stored music? Would be so much better than having an old iPod docked!
You can create a new nav button which take you to a new entity screen which you can add a html widget which loads youtube. Dont know how well that would work in background but its possible
Has anyone did something like a notes section (Like daily reminders) for the employees using the tiles?
There was a daily jobs/tasks type topic a while back.
Yeah, but unfortunately its not complete so I was looking for another solution maybe like start process to embed sticky notes to tiles or someting as such.