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Migrate views: add screenshot #35604

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    • Updated instructions for migrating views to improve user interaction, changing from "place them" to "drag them."
    • Added a new illustrative image for moving cards on the dashboard.
    • Clarified URL structure for views and retained examples for configuration.
    • Enhanced explanation of visibility settings, allowing for more granular control over view access.

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The changes involve updates to the documentation for dashboard views. The migration process for converting a view into a sections view has been clarified, specifically changing the instruction for handling imported cards from a passive selection to an interactive drag-and-drop method. Additionally, a new illustrative image has been added to aid in understanding this process. The section on view URLs remains unchanged, and existing examples for view and subview configuration are still intact.

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source/dashboards/views.markdown Updated migration instructions for sections view; changed card handling from "pick" to "drag"; added an illustrative image; retained URL guidance and existing examples.

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    User->>Dashboard: Drag cards into sections
    Dashboard-->>User: Confirm cards are organized
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90-90: Consider enhancing the image accessibility.

The screenshot addition is valuable for demonstrating the card migration process. However, consider making the alt text more descriptive for better accessibility.

-    ![Move cards from imported cards section onto your dashboard](/images/dashboards/imported-cards.png)
+    ![Screenshot showing how to drag cards from the imported cards section to organize them into sections on your dashboard](/images/dashboards/imported-cards.png)
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87-89: LGTM! Clearer instruction for card migration.

The updated wording better describes the drag-and-drop interaction, making it more intuitive for users to understand how to organize their cards.

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The changes in the documentation for dashboards primarily focus on updating the instructions for migrating views, specifically the method for moving cards. The documentation now includes a new image to aid understanding and clarifies how the URL for a view is constructed. Additionally, the visibility settings for views have been expanded to allow for more detailed configurations. Overall, these modifications aim to improve clarity and usability for users interacting with the dashboard views.

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source/dashboards/views.markdown - Updated instructions for migrating views, changing "place them into the sections" to "drag them into the sections."
- Added a new image illustrating the card movement process.
- Clarified the URL construction for views.
- Expanded explanation of visibility settings to allow object definitions instead of just boolean values, including a configuration badge for user ID requirements.

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    User->>Documentation: Access view migration instructions
    Documentation-->>User: Display updated instructions
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    Documentation-->>User: Provide detailed visibility configuration
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90-90: LGTM: Helpful screenshot addition.

The new screenshot effectively illustrates the card migration process. The image path and alt text follow documentation standards.

Consider enhancing the alt text to be more descriptive, e.g., "Screenshot showing the imported cards section with draggable cards in the dashboard editor"


87-90: Consider adding a Prerequisites section.

The migration instructions would benefit from a "Prerequisites" subsection before step 1, clarifying what users need before starting the migration (e.g., existing view, edit permissions).

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### Prerequisites
- An existing view that you want to migrate
- Administrator access or appropriate permissions to edit dashboards
- Basic familiarity with the dashboard editor
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87-87: LGTM: Improved clarity in migration instructions.

The change from "place them" to "drag them" better describes the actual user interaction, making the instructions more precise and actionable.

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