Portal Pages

Pages in the portal.

Portal pages contain one or more portal widgets. Each widget on a portal page can be resized and may accept properties to configure the widget's behavior. Widget's are self contained UI elements that provide features without the need to write code.

Creating a Page

You can create a portal page by navigating to Portal \ Pages in the Admin Console's menu. Next, click Create New Portal Page.

Editing a Page

Click the view button for the page in order to begin editing the content of the page. Once viewing the page, you can click Edit to enter edit mode.

Edit Page Button

Adding Widgets

To add an UI element to the page, click Add Widget to select from a list of Widgets to add to the page.

Adding a Portal Widget.

If you do not have widgets shown in the modal, you can add pre-made ones to your environment using the library. Once you find the Portal Widget to add, click the Add button under the description.

Portal Widget Modal

Doing so will add the Portal Widget to the page.

Portal Widget on Portal Page

Configuring Portal Widgets

Portal Widgets can contain properties that change the behavior of the UI element. In most cases, a default value will be defined so a UI element is shown. Click the Properties button to view the properties for the widget.

All widgets have a height and width property that can be set. By default, the widget will span 100% of the page and take up as much height as is necessary to show the content of the widget.

Widget Properties

Positioning Portal Widgets

Portal Pages use a grid system to lay out Portal Widgets. Each row has 12 possible columns. You can use the widget's width property to define how many of the columns the widget will span. For example, you can place 2 widgets side by side by setting both of their widths to 6.

Side by side Portal Widgets

You can use the positional buttons on the button of the Portal Widget card to move the widget between rows and change the order of the columns.

Portal Widget Movement Controls

The blue border around the widgets indicates their size and position. The outer blue border is representative of the row the widgets are currently positioned in. The inner blue border is the size and position of the widget itself.

Saving a Page

Once you have completed your changes to the contents of the page. Click the Save button to persist any changes to the Repository.

Role-Based Access

Pages can be assigned to users based on their role. Use the Page's properties to assign these roles. Users with the Pages assigned will see the pages on their Portal.

Permissions

Permission related to pages. See Permissions for information on how these values are used.

Identifier	Description
portal	Configuration access to the Portal, Portal Pages and Widgets
portal.pages	Configuration access to Portal Pages
portal.widgets	Configuration access to Portal Widgets