docs(dashboards): document drag-to-place for dashboard widgets (CUB-3179) - #11555
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FindingsMedium — feature availability isn't gated ( Your own PR description says drag-to-place is only on the new UI Kit Board engine (behind Low — the drag bullet is longer than it needs to be ( Three sentences for one interaction. The placeholder/reflow detail is self-evident the instant you start dragging; the guidance is to say it once and not pad. Suggested a two-line trim in the inline comment. Nit — no screenshot placeholder. Drag interactions are hard to convey in prose. Consider Not applicableSecurity, performance, testing, and error handling have no surface here — this is a 8-line prose change to a single |
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| - **Click** it to drop the widget into the first open spot on the canvas. | ||
| - **Drag** it from the toolbar onto the canvas to place it exactly where you want. As you drag, a full-size placeholder previews the widget's footprint and the surrounding widgets reflow to open a slot; release to drop it there. Dragging is especially handy on dense dashboards, where clicking would otherwise place the new widget far down the page. | ||
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The preview gating is right — this matches the sibling convention on layout.mdx:8 and in the Arranging widgets section below, and it keeps the internal flag name out of public docs. One leftover: with the callout added, the drag behavior is now described twice and click-to-add three times.
- Line 24 spends three sentences on the interaction; the placeholder-and-reflow detail is visible the instant you start dragging.
- Line 28 re-explains what dragging does ("Dragging a toolbar item to place it exactly") and then restates click-to-add ("Clicking to add a widget is available to everyone"), which line 23 already covers.
docs-mintlify/CLAUDE.md:265 — "Say it once. Don't restate the same point in prose and again in a callout." The callout only needs the availability fact; the behavior belongs in the bullet.
| - **Click** it to drop the widget into the first open spot on the canvas. | |
| - **Drag** it from the toolbar onto the canvas to place it exactly where you want. As you drag, a full-size placeholder previews the widget's footprint and the surrounding widgets reflow to open a slot; release to drop it there. Dragging is especially handy on dense dashboards, where clicking would otherwise place the new widget far down the page. | |
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| - **Drag** it onto the canvas to place it exactly where you want — surrounding widgets reflow to open a slot as you drag. Useful on dense dashboards, where clicking would place the widget far down the page. | |
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| Drag-to-place is currently in preview, and the behavior may still change. Reach out to the [Cube support team](/admin/account-billing/support) to activate it for your account. |
Style, not correctness.
What
Documents the new drag-to-place behavior for adding widgets to a dashboard, alongside the existing click-to-add. Adds a short Adding widgets section to the dashboard Widgets overview page describing the two placement modes:
Why
Ships alongside the product change in cubedevinc/cubejs-enterprise#13820 (CUB-3179). One page touched:
docs/explore-analyze/dashboards/widgets/index.mdx.🤖 Generated with Claude Code