click the icon of the Page button and select Portlet Page (fig. 1);
Fig. 1. "Page – Portlet Page" button
fill in the required fields on the opened page (fig. 2):
Fig. 2. Creating a portlet page
Name *– page name.
Location *– the portlets layout on the page:
Two columns – portlets are arranged in two columns of the same width;
One column – portlets are arranged in one column;
Configurable – portlets are arranged in two columns with adjustable width.
Edit Page – defines the action after clicking Save. When the box is checked, the page settings form opens. When the box is not checked, an empty page is created.
To complete creating a new page, click Save.
After you have completed creating the page, you have to configure it.
Creating a main page
Main page is a portlet page, therefore creating a main page is similar to creating a portlet page. To make a portlet page a main page, add it to the set of main pages.
Creating a text page
To create a text page:
click the icon of the Page button and select Text Page (fig. 3);
click the icon of the Page button and select Role Page (fig. 5);
Fig. 5. "Page – Role Page" button
fill in these fields on the opened page (fig. 6):
Fig. 6. Creating a role page
Name *– name of the page;
Default page *– page that will be displayed to the users, who does not have permissions to view pages of this role group.
Edit Page – defines the action after clicking Save. When the box is checked, the page settings form opens. When the box is not checked, an empty page is created.
After creating the page, you have to configure it.
Attention!
After you have created the page, only the user, who created it, has access to it. For other users to be able to view this page, grant them access permissions.
icon of the Page button and select Portlet Page (fig. 1);
