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General UI Settings


With the general UI settings, you adapt the user interface of SEAL Operator to your users. For example, you hide parts of the user interface or specify the panel that opens by default.

User Interface Elements

Many parts of the user interface can be hidden.

Here, you see the parts of the menu at the left:

User Interface Parts


In SEAL Operator, configure the keys for the user interface:

  1. Export the complete configuration of SEAL Operator from Consul to a YAML file. This ensures that you edit the current configuration.

    operator config export <filename>.yml --insecure
    
  2. Edit the exported file <filename>.yml.

  3. In the env section, specify the corresponding key for the seal-operator-ui service in the operator-ui section:

    Example - hide all parts of the left menu that can be hidden and set a default panel

    env:
      service:
        operator-ui:
          tag:
            any:
              ...
              DEFAULT_PANEL: operator-dpf
              DISABLE_MY_LISTS_ACCESS: true
              DISABLE_TASK_NOTIFICATIONS: true
              DISABLE_LATEST_TASKS: true
              DISABLE_ADD_PANEL: true
              ...
    
  4. Save the <filename>.yml file.

  5. Re-import the file to Consul.

    operator config import <filename>.yml --insecure
    
  6. Check the imported value of a key you have set, for example DEFAULT_PANEL:

    operator config get DEFAULT_PANEL --service operator-ui --insecure
    
  7. Close the user interface and open it again.


Literature - keys

For further information about available keys, refer to the Key Reference.


Printer Lists

As of version 1.5.0, SEAL Operator allows the user to customize their printer lists with favorites. To mark a printer as a favorite, click the star next to it in the printer list. The marked printer is pinned at the top of the list. To revert it, click the star next to the printer again.

This can be done in the PLOSSYS 4 and PLOSSYS Output Engine panels as well as via the settings menu.


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