What happens to the layout when using a Show/Hide button in a Tiled layout container in Tableau?

When you use a Show/Hide button in a Tiled layout container in Tableau, the layout automatically adjusts to fill the available space. This feature allows for a more dynamic user experience, where portions of the layout can be hidden or revealed based on user interaction.

In a Tiled layout container, each element is positioned in relation to others in a grid-like system. When one element is hidden using the Show/Hide button, the remaining elements in the container will rearrange themselves to occupy the space that was previously held by the hidden element. This flexibility helps maintain a clean and organized appearance and ensures that viewers can focus on the content that is most relevant to them at any given moment.

The other options do not accurately represent how a Tiled layout container functions with Show/Hide buttons. The layout does not remain static, nor does it become inaccessible or delete the hidden objects; instead, it allows for a more fluid arrangement of visible components. This capability is particularly useful in dashboard design, optimizing the use of space and enhancing usability.