> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://academy.any2info.com/any2info-academy/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://academy.any2info.com/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/application-design/dashboard/supporting-footer-tools.md).

# Footer

Open the footer below the canvas for supporting tools

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#### Pareto definitions

More information to come

#### [Stylesheets](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/designertools/stylesheets.md)

Create style sheets by setting fields in a default (company) styling format.&#x20;

#### [Mapping controls](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/data/mapping-dashboard-data.md)

Any2info uses **a so-called** [**dataclip**](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/data-studio/data-clips.md) **as a tool to be able to use datasets in its applications**.

Data clips are data tables that represent datasets directly from a data source or created by using dataflows in the data hub.

These tables are used for visualising data on dashboards and/or for data entry and selections in a form using lists, trees, status, etc..

A dataclip is a data table consisting of a series of columns (headers) and rows where each row is characterized by a unique ID.

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