Hi team, is there a way to hide sections of an embedded dashboard when using the webComponent, without relying on readonly attribute, I wanted to do the same thing as with the iframe that has hideControl, but couldn't get this to work with the webComponent. Please let me know, thanks!

There is no documented equivalent of the iframe

hideControl=[...]

option for the

gd-dashboard

web component. For

gd-dashboard

, the only supported attributes are:

html <gd-dashboard   dashboard="my-dashboard-id"   workspace="my-workspace-id"   locale="en_US"   readonly ></gd-dashboard>

-

dashboard

(required) -

workspace

(optional) -

locale

(optional) -

readonly

(optional, disables editing/sharing and other state‑changing actions) [[Dashboard custom element](https://www.gooddata.com/docs/gooddata-ui/latest/learn/web_components/dashboard_custom_element/)] Unlike iframe embedding, where you can use URL parameters such as:

text ?hideControl=[filterBar,topBar,widgetsCatalogue,deleteButton,saveAsButton,shareButton]

to hide specific UI sections [[Iframe config options](https://www.gooddata.com/docs/cloud/embed-visualizations/iframes/embed-dashboard-via-iframe/#configuration-options)], the web component API does not expose similar fine‑grained controls. Community discussions also confirm that web component customizations are limited and that

readonly

is the main way to hide edit/share and related controls without changing permissions. [[Slack: web components & readonly](https://gooddataconnect.slack.com/archives/C04S1MSLEAW/p1706006427064999?thread_ts=1706006427.064999&cid=C04S1MSLEAW); [Slack: hide Share via readonly](https://gooddataconnect.slack.com/archives/C01UR5BGAHY/p1758292954874719?thread_ts=1758292954.874719&cid=C01UR5BGAHY)] So, based on the available documentation: - You cannot selectively hide sections (like top bar, share button, etc.) via a `hideControl`‑style option on

gd-dashboard

. - Your current options are: - Use

readonly

on the web component to hide/disable editing and sharing. - Or switch to iframe embedding if you need

hideControl

and other URL‑based UI controls. If you need more granular control while staying with web components, the knowledge sources do not describe any supported way to achieve that today.