Hi Suiyuan,

I believe you are asking how to make the description title disappear if 
there are no items in a custom track for a particular position. While it 
is not possible to do this on a per-position basis, you can do this on a 
chromosome-by-chromosome basis. You can add "chromosomes=chr3,chr4" to 
the track line to have the track only display on the chromosomes 3 and 4 
but not any of the other chromosomes. You can specify as many 
chromosomes as you would like to the track line.

I hope this information is helpful.  Please contact us again at 
[email protected] if you have any further questions.

Best,
Mary
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Mary Goldman
UCSC Bioinformatics Group

On 7/5/11 1:57 PM, Zhang, Suiyuan (NIH/NHGRI) [C] wrote:
> Dear User Support:
> I am trying to have my own custom track files displayed on UCSC genome 
> browser. All the custom track files are in .BED format and stay on a public 
> server. The gene track files contain mutations data of a certain disease. The 
> custom tracks displayed well on the browser, however there are some display 
> carry-over by the browser which I do not want. Let me give you the details 
> about my issue.  The .BED files are as below:
>
> GeneA.bed:
>
> browser position chr1:15858-15868
> browser hide all
> browser full refGene
> track name="Gene A" description="Gene A description" visibility=2  
> color=0,0,255
> .......
>
> GeneB.bed
>
> browser position chr15:15858-15868
> browser hide all
> browser full refGene
> track name="Gene B" description="Gene B description" visibility=2  
> color=0,0,255
> .......
>
> if you first click the "Gene A" link I created on my page.  The Gene A custom 
> track displays well on the page along with description "Gene A description" 
> on the genome browser.   Now, if I click on "Gene B" on the page, the custom 
> track will display well too.  However it carries over just the description 
> "Gene A description" on top of "Gene B description", even they are on 
> different chromosomes. if I have the five or six gene tracks displayed they 
> become very obvious on the genome browser and take a big part of the screen.  
> How can I get rid of the extra descriptions WITHOUT using the "Refresh" 
> button under the track screen combined with changing to hide status of the 
> unwanted tracks?   This will help the user to see more clearly about we they 
> would like.
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Suiyuan Zhang
> Scientific Programmer
> NHGRI/NIH [Contractor]
> Phone: 301-496-7925
> [email protected]
>
>
>
>
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