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Description

A subsection is a special

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instance of a

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Filter Pane, where users can

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open various subsections with the content panel

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, in order to access additional settings.

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Navigating to the Subsection

The Subsection

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Usage & Behavior

General guidelines

Structure

The subsection consists of:

  • A header.

  • An exit button (X).

  • The subsection content area.

  • An Apply button at the bottom.

Placement and Positioning

The subsection area:

  • is positioned beneath the filter header

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  • .

  • uses the entire height of the remaining space.

  • uses the entire width of the content panel.

Content

Content may vary depending on usage (e.g. an input form for advanced filtering).

Interaction

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  • Navigating to the subsection is done from the content panel

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  • , according to the specific scenario.

  • Clicking the exit button returns to the initial content panel.

  • Clicking the Apply button

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  • returns to the parent content panel and updates it accordingly (without applying the parent filter

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  • )

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  • .

  • Navigating away (e.g. selecting another filter)

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  • after unapplied changes

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  • have been made, may display an

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  • Unsaved changes confirmation Popup.

Transitions

Entering the subsection will have a transition, as seen in

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this example

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Best practices

Use:

  • When a filter contains too many values and needs to be narrowed down

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  • .

  • If additional options exist for a filter but are rarely used.

Accessibility Compliance

Unless otherwise specified, see our general compliance information inĀ Fundamentals - Accessibility

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