Custom Dashboard
The Dashboard provides a customizable workspace where you can arrange multiple views side-by-side in a drag-and-drop grid layout. Build a personalized monitoring setup tailored to your analysis workflow.
What This View Shows
The Dashboard is a flexible canvas containing one or more widgets, each of which embeds a full VolSignals view. Widgets can be resized and repositioned to create your ideal layout.
The default layout includes Positions by Strike (top left), Position Grid (bottom left), and Gradient View (bottom). Each widget operates independently with its own product selection, configuration, and live/historical controls.
Dashboard Controls
Lock Dashboard
Click the lock icon to toggle between locked and unlocked modes:
- Unlocked — Widgets can be dragged and resized. Drag handles appear at the top of each widget.
- Locked — Widgets are fixed in place, preventing accidental rearrangement.
Add View
Click "Add View" to add a new widget. Available view types: Position Grid, Positions by Strike, Positions by Expiration, Gradient View, and Simulation Grid. New widgets appear at the bottom and can be dragged to your preferred position.
There is a maximum of 20 widgets per dashboard. The Add View button is disabled when this limit is reached.
Reset
Click "Reset" to remove all widgets and start with a blank slate.
Working with Widgets
Moving Widgets
When the dashboard is unlocked, drag a widget by its title bar to reposition it. Other widgets automatically rearrange to make room.
Resizing Widgets
Drag the edges or corners of any widget to resize it. The grid layout snaps to a 12-column system.
Removing Widgets
Click the × button in the top-right corner of any widget's title bar to remove it.
Configuring Widgets
Each widget is a fully functional VS3D view. You can change the selected product, open the configuration panel, toggle between live and historical mode, and adjust view-specific settings — all independently of other widgets.
Layout Persistence
Your dashboard layout is saved in the URL, so it persists across page refreshes. Bookmark a specific configuration or share it via URL.
Start with the default layout and adjust from there. Lock the dashboard after arranging your widgets to prevent accidental moves during analysis. Create focused layouts for different scenarios — for example, multiple Gradient Charts showing Gamma, Charm, and Vanna side by side. Use Position Grid alongside Gradient Chart to correlate raw positioning with Greek exposure. Note that each widget loads its own data stream, so many widgets may decrease performance.