nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

??? Properties: Failures ???

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Status : in discussion Priority : Trivial, #50 Schedule : (according to Project Owner) Current state : ??? Criticism on current state : Depends on the editor Objective of the change : efficient workflow Proposed change : Enabel structuring Original Author :Peter Ploß Editor is lacking controls to move an element to the top//up/down/bottom (also: how about keyboard shortcuts?) (ref. e.g., Checklist editor) 2019-07-23_Ploß: your comment is unfortunately not correct; "Failures" of an "Element" can not be sorted, from that table editor (neither via buttons, nor via shortcuts) -- this is in contrast to other editors, like checklist (here there are at least buttons, although keyboard shortcuts also don't work); keyboard shortcuts only work in the model browser 2019-09-11_EMB: set as feature request. Discussed with P Ploss and Ansys a parent node: Properties: Failures, line 34"

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This feature was released in 2021 R2.

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Hi Peter, I guess we need to clarify which editor we are talking about. Can you help me to make it more precise ? BR Joël

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Dear Joël, I had explained it twice already, but here you go again: Editing failure modes is lacking Buttons for reordering vs. Checklist Editor (I'll include second screenshot in next post, as the editor is not allowing pasting another picture from the clipboard?!) Peter

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Hi again, it seems my first post was lost (again?). The failure mode editor is lacking buttons to sort failure modes, as I've pointed out repeatedly before. Best regards Peter

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Hi Peter, thank you for giving more details on this point. So the main issue is at the failure inside the properties tab, or do you face this issue somewhere else as well? In order to explain this to the R&D we need to understand, why this is so important to you... Can you maybe also explain why this would help you? What you already can do is filtering according to the distribution rate for instance. Therefore you click at the table top and the failure modes will be organized accordingly. I am sure you already knew that possibility. Best regards Joël

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Dear Peter, a Feature Request ticket was created for this point. Best regards, Krasimira

medini_1028038066

This feature was released in 2021 R2.