Key | | Action |
SPACE or V | | Toggle visibility of feature track (hide/show) |
S | | Show selected feature track |
Shift + S | | Show all feature tracks |
O | | Show only the selected tracks |
H | | Hide selected feature track |
Shift + H | | Hide all feature tracks |
G | | Change graph type (for Numeric Datasets) |
M | | Toggle between single colour and multicolour (for Region Datasets) |
C | | Change colour for selected features (next colour) |
R | | Toggle "visualize score" (for Region Datasets) |
D | | Toggle "visualize strand" (for Region Datasets) |
B | | Change "region border" style (for Region Datasets) |
F | | Change "gradient fill" style (for DNA and Region Datasets) |
W | | Toggle "drop shadows" (for Region Datasets) |
L | | Change connector style (for nested Region Datasets) |
N | | Toggle visibility of nested regions (for nested Region Datasets) |
) | | Turn track upside-down (for Region Datasets). This only works for unexpanded region tracks that do not visualize strand orientation.
Normally, the regions in these tracks will be drawn upwards from the bottom of the track (with height proportional to score).
Pressing the "close parenthesis" key will draw the regions instead from the top down. Press "open parenthesis" to go back to normal mode. |
X or E | | Expand/contract track (for Region Datasets) |
Delete | | Delete feature track |
U | | Sort sequences by selected feature (in descending order unless SHIFT is down). Region Datasets: sort by number of visible regions Numeric Datasets: sort by sum of values DNA Datasets: sort by GC-content |
T | | Show only sequences containing visible regions for the selected Region Dataset |
+ | * | Increase track height of selected features |
– | * | Decrease track height of selected features |
Shift + + | * | Increase distance between expanded regions |
Shift + – | * | Decrease distance between expanded regions |
Control + + | * | Increase distance between sequences (margin) |
Control + – | * | Decrease distance between sequences (margin) |
To change the order of feature tracks, simply select the ones you want to move with the mouse and drag them up or down to a new position |