Creating a layout group
Optimize the window area by using a Layout group to arrange information into orderly segments.
For example, you want to configure a Layout group to display related information as a series of tabs that the user can efficiently browse. You want to keep the styles consistent with the rest of the user interface, and you want the layout to include a label.
- Search for and open an existing section.
- If the section is based on a template, in the section editor header, click convert to full section editor, and then confirm the conversion.
- On the Design tab, expand the Structural list, and then drag the Layout group item onto the work area.
- In the Choose layout-group format dialog box, select a format for the layout group.
- In the Layout group header, click the View properties icon.
- In the Layout group properties window, on the
General tab, specify the layout settings:
- In the Container format list, define the look of the layout.
- In the Visibility field, select when you want to display the Layout group.
- In the Caption section, select what kind of text you want to use, and then complete the Settings section.
- In the Heading level field, select the type of the header that you want to use for the layout.
- Optional: To specify custom CSS behavior, on the Presentation tab, select
the Display advanced presentation options check box, and then
define the settings by performing any number of the following actions:
- To display the layout group below other floated layout groups within the container in which the group is hosted, select the Clear floated layouts check box.
- To define the inline style for the layout, in the Inline style (not for production use) field, enter CSS code.
- To specify the styling of the layout container, in the Content CSS class list, select a predefined class or click the Open class editor icon to see a list of available helper classes.
- Click Submit.
- On the section form, click Save.
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