Kibana - Changing text color based on content

We have some data that uses the common Red/Yellow/Green verbiage. When
presenting this data in a Kibana table panel, I would like to modify the
color of the text. I notice Marvel does this for the global status.

Anyone doing anything like this, or have ideas where to inject it? CSS?

Thanks,

-Chris

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You'll likely need to modify the panel code (module.js/module.html). In the
Marvel panels, it's just some Javascript to change the css of the text
element depending on what its value is.

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In case it comes up for someone else, I figured it out.

In kibana/app/panels/table/module.js I added:

replace(/^Green$/g,'').replace(/^Yellow$/g,'').replace(/^Red$/g,'')

With the other replace statements after the ones that strip out <>. The
only thing I had to do was modify the trim settings some.

Pretty slick results. Could be something to consider adding more formally
to kibana.

Thanks,

-Chris

On Fri, May 9, 2014 at 6:28 AM, 'Binh Ly' via elasticsearch <
elasticsearch@googlegroups.com> wrote:

You'll likely need to modify the panel code (module.js/module.html). In
the Marvel panels, it's just some Javascript to change the css of the text
element depending on what its value is.

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