Indicates the allowable orientations - landscape or portrait, or both. When set to "landscape" or "portrait", the orientation of the device will be locked to the specified value. Defaults to both if value not specified. Applies to iOS and Android Mobile only. The gaps (gutters) between child components in em units (double) or in spacing units (string) represented as the units followed by an 's' eg: '1s`. Web only. A visual element of an application's UI, e.g. a button, a map, a a dialog box, a panel, etc. A unique ID for the component. A human-readable title for the component. Where the title appears (or whether it appears at all) varies with each type of component. A resource key that can be mapped to an image for the icon. Where the icon appears (or whether it appears at all) varies with each type of component. The ID of a corresponding item in a VertiGIS Studio App that contains this component's configuration and state. The width of the component, in em units. The height of the component, in em units. The margin around the component, in em units. In web this can also be specified in spacing units (string) represented as the units followed by an 's' eg: '1s`. The padding within the component, in em units. In web this can also be specified in spacing units (string) represented as the units followed by an 's' eg: '1s`. Describes how the content of a component is horizontally aligned. For stacks and splits, the content is the child components. For a component like text, the content is the text itself. Describes how the content of a component is vertically aligned. For stacks and splits, the content is the child components. For a component like text, the content is the text itself. Sets whether or not a component's width or height will grow over its parents primary axis. Components with a grow of 0 will fill to their natural or requested width/height. Components with a specified grow will fill up a percentage of the remaining space equal to their grow value divided by the total grow of all sibling components (including the component in question). When a component is nested inside of another component, it may explicitly reference a named "slot" in the parent component to indicate where the child should appear. Specifies whether a component is active by default or not. When this attribute is not defined, the parent component decides the child's behavior. In Web, an inactive component means that the component is initially not visible. An active component means the component is initially visible. In Mobile, inactive and active components are up to the interpretation of the parent to decide on how to render. Some components import the models of other components (for example, a scalebar component might need access to a map component's model). When these relationships cannot be determined implicitly from the layout, then the layout author can explicitly specify these dependencies via this attribute. The value is a comma-separated list of CSS-style selectors indiciating which components to import models from. For example, "map,#primary-scene" would specify all map components and a component with ID "primary-scene". This property marks a component as being available. The interpretation of what effect this has is up to the component. Currently the only component that will react to this property is the task-bar, which will have the effect of showing/hiding the tab/button for that component. Defaults to true. Mobile only. A button that executes a command when clicked. The caption will be the contained text, e.g. "Click Me!" in the case of Click Me!]]>. The name of the command to execute. The arguments for the command (optional). The desired visual style for the button. The desired size of the button. Web only. The position of the icon with respect to the button text. Web only. The background color used by the button. Web only. This can be in any format accepted by the ESRI JSAPI Color constructor: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-Color.html The foreground color used by the button. Web only. This can be in any format accepted by the ESRI JSAPI Color constructor: https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/latest/api-reference/esri-Color.html Whether to show a border on this button. Web only. Whether to show the button's title. A component that shows the bookmarks associated with a map, and allows users to create their own bookmarks. The desired visual style for the button. Displays a single child component in a dialog. Initially hidden. Displayed when the dialog component is activated. Not supported in Web. Whether or not the dialog provides a built-in way for users to dismiss the dialog (e.g. a close button, hitting "Esc", clicking outside the dialog, etc.). If "false", the dialog will need to be explicitly deactivated via some other means. The default is "true". Web only. A container whose content is hidden by default and only becomes visible when the small "expand" button is clicked. When the button is clicked, the container "pops up" and appears beside the expand button. Clicking the expand button while the container is open closes the container. This component is useful for hiding widget-like components that become visible at the click of a button. The initial state of the Expand. Not supported in Mobile. Whether or not the expand container behaves as a modal window. Whether or not the icon should be displayed. Whether or not the title should be displayed. The desired visual style for the expand button. The desired size of the expand button. Web only. The position of the icon with respect to the expand button text. Web only. An image. Not supported in Mobile. An "I Want To..." menu (the actual title can be specified via the "title" attribute). Has a single slot in Web, at the top. Supports both "top" and "bottom" named slots in Mobile. A container that enables hierarchical navigation between its child components. The user can navigate backwards to components that were activated prior to the currently active component and are ordered above the current component in configuration. The last component that is marked as active will be initially displayed, with all other components configured above that last component as active being accessible via navigating backwards. For example, if a panel has child components A, B, and C (configured in that order), and initially A is active, then activating C would display the C component but allow the user to navigate back to A. If the user then activated B while C is active, then C would be popped, and B would be shown, again with a back button to navigate to A but with no way of navigating to C because the configured order is maintained. Whether to show a button that closes the Panel. Not supported in Mobile. Whether to show a button that allows the user to go "back". If a Panel has child components A, B, and C, and C is currently active, clicking the back button will hide C and B will be shown. Not supported in Mobile. Whether to show a button that allows the user to maximize the panel. A maximized panel will grow and fill the size of its parent container. Not supported in Mobile. Whether to show a button that allows the user to minimize the panel. A minimized panel will shrink to a small bar that only contains a "restore size" button. In a split, this is a vertical bar; in a stack (and other containers the arrange children vertically), this is a horizontal bar. Not supported in Mobile. Whether or not the title should be displayed. Not supported in Mobile. The initial state of the panel. Not supported in Mobile. A container for other components that organizes its children horizontally. Whether the user can interactively resize the contained components. Not supported on all platforms. A container for other components that organizes its children vertically. Whether the user can interactively resize the contained components. Not supported on all platforms. A component that displays text. Whether or not the text background should be displayed. Mobile only. Defaults to true. A toolbar menu. The toolbar supports up to one level of nesting (a set of tools can be grouped together in one 'parent' that is displayed on the root toolbar menu.). Not supported in Mobile. Determines the orientation of the toolbar menu items. The visual style of the toolbar. If the toolbar is not in a map slot, or nested in rows/columns within a map slot, then the toolbar will appear with square styling. Whether to display the titles on buttons. You may wish to hide the titles in order to show just icons. Whether to display the icons on buttons. You may wish to hide the icons in order to show just titles. The position of the icon on each button relative to its corresponding title. Shows information about the current user (if there is one), and allows the user to sign in or out as appropriate. The user component does not support child components in Mobile. The desired visual style for the button. Web only. The desired size of the button. Web only. A component that hosts workflow forms. When a workflow item config is specified, the workflow will be run when the component is activated. Any command to run a workflow can use the component by adding '#{componentId}' to its target. If the component is activated outside the context of running a workflow, and does not have a workflow item config, it will appear empty. Only one workflow can use the component at a time. If a second workflow attempts to use the component, the user will be asked to cancel one of the workflows in Mobile. In Web, the first workflow is canceled automatically. Allows users to choose between available basemaps for the webmap or webscene. Requiers an associated map component (see the "models" attribute). Displays a North-pointing compass that rotates with the rotation of the map to which it is associated. A component that allows the user to view feature details. The desired size for the action buttons. Web only. The desired size for the action buttons. Web only. The style in which related records are displayed. Web only. Whether or not the icon should be displayed in action buttons. If neither icons nor titles are shown, then the action buttons will not display. Web only. Whether or not the title should be displayed in action buttons. If neither icons nor titles are shown, then the action buttons will not display. Web only. Whether or not the starred feature icons and functionality should be included. Defaults to false. Web only. Displays a clickable/tappable indicator that toggles GPS geolocation behavior. In Mobile, the accuracy is also shown, and can be displayed in either metric or imperial units. Allows users to see the structure of layers on the map and change their visibility. Requires an associated map component (see the "models" attribute). Whether to show the arrow buttons used for moving layers up and down within the drawing order. If the LayerListModel.canReorder property is true, drag-and-drop functionality will be available regardless of this property. If the LayerListModel.canReorder property is false, this property is ignored. Web only. Whether to show an text input control for filtering layers by title. Web only. Whether to show a menu button that can be used to execute actions on all layers that are currently displayed in the layer list. Web only. A component that shows a list of layer presets and allows users to apply them. Indicates how the filter box will behave; if the value is 'none', no filter box will be displayed. Web only. Indicates if the title should be displayed. Web only. Indicates if the icon should be displayed. Web only. Allows the user to see the symbology of the layers on the map. Requires an associated map component (see the "models" attribute"). A 2D map (and/or a 3D scene in Web). A map can host child components and has the following slots in Mobile: "top-left", "top-right", "bottom-left", "bottom-right", "top", "top-center-visible", "bottom" and "bottom-center-visible". A child component in the "center-visible" slot will be centered in the visible area of the map, factoring in other components that are overlapping the map. A map in Web has the following slots: "top-start", "top-center", "top-end", "bottom-start", "bottom-center", "bottom-end", "context-menu", and "popup". In left-to-right locales, "start" will be on the left, and "end" will be on the right. In right-to-left locales, these will be reversed. Allows the user to see the coordinates under the current mouse position. Requires an associated map component (see the "models" attribute"). Not supported in Mobile. A component that allows the user to view results from a search, identify, query, or any other activity that produces features in a list view. Whether or not the starred feature icons and functionality should be included. Defaults to false. Web only A component that shows the scale of a map. A component that allows the user to search one ore more sources (maps, scenes, tables, geocoders, etc.). A component that provides a single button that allows the user to "search this area" when the extent of the map changes to be different than the extent that was originally searched. Displays a pair of buttons that allow the user to zoom the map in or out.