Theme
In this post, we will explore the Theme Chart, a powerful visual tool that allows you to visualize the distribution of features based on a specified theme attribute in a pie chart format.
Why using a Theme chart?
The Theme chart simplifies data exploration and aids in analyzing feature distributions by using customized colors
. It is possible to match your map view styling with a theme chart.
Another advantage of using a theme chart is, that you can create multiple charts in one widget
, which are selectable through a dropdown list.

Creating a Theme Chart
To begin, navigate to the widget menu and select Theme
from the list of Graph Widgets.

Configuring your chart
Once you're in the theme configuration menu, set up your chart preferences.
- Customize the chart name by clicking on
My New Chart
at the top of the modal. - Choose your
dataset
and the specificfield
you want to display. - Select the
classification
criteria that best suits your needs. - Select the number of
groups
you wish to include in the chart. - Decide whether you want to
hide null or empty values
. - Decide whether you want to
enable sorting
or not.
When your widget is created, you can add a second chart
within your theme widget. Just click on the plus icon
and configure your chart again.

Example
~Map view in combination with a theme chart~