Exhibit/API/2.2.0/Facet HTML Attributes

This is a master list of all settings gleaned from the code for facets that currently reside in the Exhibit repository. The linked column headers indicate which facets the setting is used in.

Note Numeric Range and Slider facets require a schema valueType of number for the given expression to work.

	Alpha	Cloud	Hier	Image	List	Num	Slider	Text	datatype	default	enumerations
expression	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	path (text)
facetLabel	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	x	text	"missing ex:facetLabel"
collapsed	x		x	x	x	x			boolean	false
collapsible	x		x	x	x	x			boolean	false
colorCoder			x	x	x				text	null
fixedOrder			x	x	x				values (text)
formatter					x				text	null
height	x		x	x	x	x			text	10em
height[Slider]							x		int	1, 14 or 150
histogram							x		boolean	true
horizontal							x		boolean	true
image				x					path (text)	value
inputText							x		boolean	true
interval[Numeric]						x			float	10
interval[Alpha]	x								int	7
minimumCount		x							int	1
missingLabel		x		x	x				text	(localized)
othersLabel			x						text	"(others)"
overlayCounts				x					boolean	true
precision							x		float	1
query								x	text
queryParamName								x	text
requiresEnter								x	boolean	false
scroll	x		x	x	x	x	x		boolean	true
selection		x	x	x	x		x		values (text)
selectMissing		x		x	x				boolean	false
showMissing		x		x	x				boolean	true
sortDirection			x	x	x				enumerated	"forward"	"forward", "reverse"
sortMode			x	x	x				enumerated	"value"	"value", "count"
tooltip				x					path (text)	value
uniformGrouping			x						path (text)
width							x		int	1, 14 or 150

Notes

• The Text Search facet contains references to a selection setting, but this setting does not appear to be used anywhere.
• The Image facet contains references to a thumbNail setting with datatype uri, but this setting does not appear to be used anywhere.
• The Slider facet contains two references to height settings. Semantically they achieve similar results, but the setting itself is duplicated and has different datatypes assigned to it. The facet behaves according to the datatype int version as it comes later in the associative array. If they are intended to be different, they should be named differently.