Network Manager Telecom adding widgets feature. 

In this video, I'll be showing you how to add widgets to your layers. So you'll see over here, access structures have some nice legend here, as well as a nice transparency bar here. And we can add those widgets to other layers as well. So here we have routes. Again, there's only one route configured here. So we have a legend of just one. And then we have that transparency bar here. And you'll see that on the right hand side that it makes that transparent and opaque based on where it is on the bar. Let's add that to this fiber cables layer here. So I'm going to jump back into configuration. You can do that by clicking the logo here. But I just have the tab up here to get me back to it quickly. And then what you want to do is go to layers. Type in the layer that you want to. configure. Configure. In my case, it's myw.com cables. And then down where it says control widgets. That's where you'll want to add these. So the one of the layers is called. And I'm just going to copy and paste it in here. Myw.myworld.legend.layer. Control widget. So if you type that in and click save, I'm going to jump back to the other tab here and refresh so that it captures that saved state. And now you'll see I have a drop down button here just like I had with routes. When I drop that down, it looks like we only have just the single fiber cable as well here. But if you add more, the legend will look like this with all of those different types there. So now let's go ahead and add that to transparency bar. And to do that, we'll need to do an open bracket, a comma, a space. And then we're going to add that second widget in here. And that's what the widget is called. Myw.transparency.layer. Control widget. And then we'll want to close bracket there. Save that. And I'm going to again jump back to the map and refresh. And now when we go to that cable layer, we'll see that transparency bar is there as well. So that purple is fading and coming back as I change this transparency here. And the route remains beneath it because those are all housed within routes. Okay.