> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.buildings.ability.abb/collection/english-v14/documentation/widgets/widgets-bedienen.md). # Operate widgets ## Widget options You can access additional options for each widget. Click the button on any widget **\[A]**, to show more options.

The "Show widget options" button. Works with all available widgets.
Shown here by way of example on a widget for Analog Trends.


[B]	Go to...	Opens available points related to the widget. More details see -> Navigate through widgets
[C]	Edit	This item allows you to make changes to the widget contents.
[D]	Create analytic	Creates an analytic for the selected widget
[E]	Resize	Changes the size of the widget
[F]	Remove	Removes the widget from the dashboard. ⚠ This action cannot be undone!

## Arrange widgets See [↗ Organize dashboards](/collection/english-v14/documentation/dashboard/dashboards-organisieren.md). ## Navigate through widgets

With the "Go to..." option, you can navigate directly from the widget to relevant settings.

Icon	Description	Details
A	Alarm	-> Alarms call up the primary asset
B	Ticket	-> Tickets call up the primary asset
C	Rules	-> Rules call up the primary asset
D	asset	-> asset detailscall up the asset data of the primary asset
E	Data	-> call up the data of the primary asset
F	Analytics and reports	-> Analytics and reports call up the primary asset
G	Map	-> Map call up the primary asset
H	BIM	-> BIM call up the primary asset
I	Digital Twin	The -> Digital Twin call up the primary asset

{% hint style="info" %} Navigation always goes to the primary asset that has been defined for the respective widget. {% endhint %} ## Add subtitle and description For each widget, an additional **subtitle** and a **Description** can now be defined.\ These fields make it possible to provide the widget with additional information or context – visible directly in the widget itself.

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