# 1 Screen elements
#### Overview
This section lists available
[screen](/manual/config/visualisation/screens) elements and provides
details for screen element configuration.
#### 1 Action log
In the action log element you can display details of action operations
(notifications, remote commands). It replicates information from
*Reports → Audit*.
To configure, select *Action log* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Show lines*|Set how many action log lines will be displayed in the screen cell.|
|*Sort entries by*|Sort entries by:
**Time** (descending or ascending)
**Type** (descending or ascending)
**Status** (descending or ascending)
**Recipient** (descending or ascending).|
#### 2 Clock
In the clock element you may display local, server or specified host
time.
To configure, select *Clock* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Time type*|Select local, server or specified host time.|
|*Item*|Select the item for displaying time. To display host time, use the `system.localtime[local]` item. This item must exist on the host.
This field is available only when *Host time* is selected.|
|*Width*|Select clock width.|
|*Height*|Select clock height.|
#### 3 Data overview
In the data overview element you can display the latest data for a group
of hosts. It replicates information from *Monitoring → Overview* (when
*Data* is selected as Type there).
To configure, select *Data overview* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Group*|Select host group.|
|*Application*|Enter application name.|
|*Hosts location*|Select host location - left or top.|
#### 4 Graph
In the graph element you can display a single custom graph.
To configure, select *Graph* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Graph*|Select the graph to display.|
|*Width*|Select graph width.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Height*|Select graph height.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set graph to display different data depending on the selected host.|
#### 5 Graph prototype
In the graph prototype element you can display a custom graph from a
low-level discovery rule.
To configure, select *Graph prototype* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Graph prototype*|Select the graph prototype to display.|
|*Max columns*|In how many columns generated graphs should be displayed in the screen cell.
Useful when there are many LLD-generated graphs.|
|*Width*|Select graph width.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Height*|Select graph height.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set graph to display different data depending on the selected host.|
#### 6 History of events
In the history of events element you can display latest events.
To configure, select *History of events* as resource:
You may set the following specific option:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Show lines*|Set how many event lines will be displayed in the screen cell.|
#### 7 Host group issues
In the host group issue element you can display status of triggers
filtered by the host group. It will be displayed similarly as in *Last
20 issues* from the
[Dashboard](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard).
To configure, select *Host group issues* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Group*|Select host group.|
|*Show lines*|Set how many trigger status lines will be displayed in the screen cell.|
|*Sort triggers by*|Select from the dropdown to sort triggers by last change, severity (both descending) or host (ascending).|
#### 8 Host issues
In the host issue element you can display status of triggers filtered by
the host. It will be displayed similarly as in *Last 20 issues* from the
[Dashboard](/manual/web_interface/frontend_sections/monitoring/dashboard).
To configure, select *Host issues* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Host*|Select the host.|
|*Show lines*|Set how many trigger status lines will be displayed in the screen cell.|
|*Sort triggers by*|Select from the dropdown to sort triggers by last change, severity (both descending) or host (ascending).|
#### 9 Hosts info
In the host information element you can display high-level information
about host availability.
To configure, select *Hosts info* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Group*|Select host group(s).|
|*Style*|Select vertical or horizontal display.|
#### 10 Map
In the map element you can display a configured network map.
To configure, select *Map* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Map*|Select the map to display.|
#### 11 Plain text
In the plain text element you can display latest item data in plain
text.
To configure, select *Plain text* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Item*|Select the item.|
|*Show lines*|Set how many latest data lines will be displayed in the screen cell.|
|*Show text as HTML*|Set to display text as HTML.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set to display different data depending on the selected host.|
#### 12 Screen
In the screen element you can display another Zabbix screen. One screen
may contain other screens inside.
To configure, select *Screen* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Screen*|Select the screen to display.|
#### 13 Server info
In the server element you can display high-level Zabbix server
information.
To configure, select *Server info* as resource:
#### 14 Simple graph
In the simple graph element you can display a single simple graph.
To configure, select *Simple graph* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Item*|Select the item for the simple graph.|
|*Width*|Select graph width.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Height*|Select graph height.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set graph to display different data depending on the selected host.|
#### 15 Simple graph prototype
In the simple graph prototype element you can display a simple graph
based on an item generated by low-level discovery.
To configure, select *Simple graph prototype* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Item prototype*|Select the item prototype for the simple graph.|
|*Max columns*|In how many columns generated graphs should be displayed in the screen cell.
Useful when there are many LLD-generated graphs.|
|*Width*|Select graph width.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Height*|Select graph height.
Note that a line graph may actually take up more space due to legend text.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set graph to display different data depending on the selected host.|
#### 16 System status
In this element you can display system status similarly as in the
Dashboard widget.
To configure, select *System status* as resource:
#### 17 Triggers info
In the trigger info element you can display high-level information about
trigger states.
To configure, select *Triggers info* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Group*|Select the host group(s).|
|*Style*|Select vertical or horizontal display.|
#### 18 Triggers overview
In the trigger overview element you can display the trigger states for a
group of hosts. It replicates information from *Monitoring → Overview*
(when *Triggers* is selected as Type there).
To configure, select *Triggers overview* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*Group*|Select the host group(s).|
|*Application*|Enter the application name.|
|*Hosts location*|Select host location - left or top.|
#### 19 URL
In the URL element you can display a URL content from an external
resource.
To configure, select *URL* as resource:
You may set the following specific options:
| | |
|---|---|
|*URL*|Enter the URL to display.|
|*Width*|Select window width.|
|*Height*|Select window width.|
|*Dynamic item*|Set to display different URL content depending on the selected host.|
::: noteimportant
Browsers might not load an HTTP page included in a
screen (using URL element), if Zabbix frontend is accessed over
HTTPS.
:::