Microreact
  • Introduction
  • Introductory Videos
  • About Microreact
    • Privacy and Terms Of Service
    • Open source software used by Microreact
    • Change Log
  • Instructions
    • Navigating the site
      • Managing Projects
    • Navigating within a project
      • History sidebar
      • Selection sidebar
      • Views Sidebar
    • Creating a Project
      • Supported File Formats
      • Metadata Data
      • Tree Data
      • Map Data
      • Timeline Data
      • Network Data
      • Matrix Data
    • Adding and Editing Panels
      • Data Table
      • Map
      • Timeline
      • Tree
      • Network
      • Data-slicer
      • Chart overview
        • Area Chart
        • Line Chart
        • Bar Chart
        • Circle, Tick, Point Charts
        • Custom charts
        • Pie Chart
        • Multi-variable Chart
        • Heatmap
      • Note Panel
      • Matrix
    • Selecting and Filtering Data
    • Labels, Colours, and Shapes
    • Saving and version control
    • Access Control and Project Sharing
      • Download Project Files
      • URL control options
    • Tips & FAQ
      • How to Link Microreact projects to Google Sheets
  • API
    • API Access Tokens
    • Creating Projects via API
    • Updating Projects via API
    • Deleting Projects via API
    • Sharing Projects via API
    • Migrating to the new API
  • Feedback
    • Contact the Microreact team
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  1. Instructions
  2. Adding and Editing Panels

Note Panel

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The Note panel is a text panel where simple text or Markdown can be written.

Use cases

  • Provide instructions on how to interpret the visualisations in the project

  • Describe the data and filters applied on a saved view

  • Tell a story and link to specific saved views

  • Link to the Run Page of the data-flo that can be run to refresh the data in the project

  • Add links to external references, citations, etc.

  • Add the contact information of the project's authors

Markdown

The web has many resources for learning Markdown syntax.

This Cheat Sheet covers the most common needs:

https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/