To allow users to modify dashboard widgets, you must:

To allow users to modify dashboard widgets, creating flow actions and section rules is essential. Flow actions define what happens when a user interacts with a widget, such as modifying its content or layout. By designing appropriate flow actions, you enable users to execute actions that change the state or properties of the dashboard widgets.

Moreover, section rules are used to define how the widget appears and what data it displays. By creating section rules for the widgets, you provide users with a flexible interface where they can manage widget content and configuration. This is crucial for customization since each user may have different preferences for how they want their dashboard to function and look.

Other options, while relevant to dashboard functionality, do not directly contribute to enabling modifications by end-users. For example, restricting editing capabilities would limit user interaction rather than enhance it. Custom skins are mainly focused on the visual aspect of the application, which doesn’t directly address user modification capabilities. Similarly, implementing a dashboard template might streamline the initial setup or layout of the dashboard but does not inherently allow users the ability to modify widgets. Thus, the combination of flow actions and section rules is the key to facilitating user-driven customization of dashboard widgets.