To create a bookmark that specifically toggles the visibility of a visual, it is essential to configure the bookmark appropriately. Disabling the Display option is the correct approach because it means that the bookmark will not capture any changes to the visual’s display settings when toggling visibility. This allows the bookmark to focus solely on the visibility aspect of the specified visual rather than any data or page-related changes.
When the Display option is disabled, the bookmark retains only the settings related to what is visually presented on the report page. This preservation of context means that the visibility status of the visual can be toggled without affecting other elements or parameters. Thus, by strategically enabling or disabling various settings within the bookmark configuration, you effectively control what aspects of the report are impacted when the bookmark is activated.
By ensuring that the Data and Current Page options are configured based on your goals, you maintain a user experience that lets viewers easily toggle the visibility of the target visual without unintended consequences.