Page Widgets
Configure compact widget areas above supported trading and review pages.
Page widgets
Supported pages can show a compact widget area above their main content. This area uses the same widget catalog as dashboards. Each page keeps a separate layout.
Page widgets are available on Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly, Trades, Lifetime, Review, and Strategies. Each page and account starts with an empty, collapsed widget area. Existing customized layouts are kept.
View the widget area
Select Add Widget in the toolbar to start your layout. Once you have saved widgets, the toolbar shows Widgets instead. Use Collapse there to hide the area and Expand to show it again. Tradeways remembers this choice for the page and account.
Edit the layout
Open Widgets and select Edit Widgets. You can add, move, resize, configure, or remove widgets. New widgets fill the first free space from left to right. The widget area holds up to four rows. When a widget does not fit, Tradeways does not add it and asks you to remove or resize a widget first.
Select Save to keep the layout. If saving fails, the editor stays open with your changes and shows the error. Select Cancel to discard the editing session. Select Remove all and confirm Remove widgets to clear this page and collapse the area. This does not change other pages.
An empty area in edit mode reads No widgets on this page until you add one.
Desktop, tablet, and mobile previews let you arrange the layout for different screen sizes. A change in one preview does not need to use the same position or size in another preview.
Account and filter scope
The page account and filters provide the default data scope. A widget can pin another account or apply its own filter. Review those settings when a widget does not match the content below it.
Switching accounts can load another saved page layout. All Accounts keeps its own layout.
An account shared with you shows the owner's page widgets. Only the owner can edit them.
Recovery states
An empty widget can be correct for the selected page and filters. An unavailable widget can point to a removed account or revoked share. A partial widget can lack a conversion rate, starting balance, instrument setting, or enough records.
Retry a failed widget before you remove the page's widgets. Remove all clears the widgets from this page. It does not repair source data.