Modify Page Layout with Portal Element
Question
You create a Power Apps portal app and want to modify the layout of one of the pages.
What portal element should you use?
Answers
Explanations
Click on the arrows to vote for the correct answer
A. B. C. D.Correct Answer: C
If you want to modify the layout of the page, you need to use Web Templates.
You can access the Web Templates list by opening the Portal Management (Number 1)
The Web Templates contain the Liquid HTML code you can modify (Number 2)
When you create a new Web template, you need to link it with a Page Template (Number 4)
The Page Template helps to render the web page content in a browser.
You can then use a new template in the Portal Studio to create the new page on your website.
![Portal Managemen’
= € | iB Save @’ Save&Close -+ New [2 Deactivate [i] Delete () Refresh ©\ Check Access [&] Emailalink Flow Y 4 Word Templates V fal Run Report “
Website Home
Web Template
@® Websites (3)
General Related
[> Page Templates (4)
J? Redirects Namie: # yime
@ Site Markers
Website * @ Starter Portal
[Site Settings
[& Website Bindings Source
1 <div class="wrapper-body">
& Settings 2 | «section class="page_section section-landing">
3 <div class="container">
4 row ">
Content 5 | ‘col—-md-12">
6
E) Content Snippets a
8
®& Entity Forms 9
10 <h1 class="section-landing-heading">{% editable snippets ‘Home/Title' type: ‘text’ %}</hl><br>
Entity Lists n <h2 class="'section—landing-sub-heading">{% editable page 'adx_summary' type: ‘html', liquid: true %}</h2>
12 <br>
‘& Shortcuts B <br>
14 </div>
[6 Web Files 15 </div>
16 </div>
Web Forms e 17 </section>
18
= Web Link Sets 19 <section class="page_section">
20 <div class="layer_up"> </div>
ae Portal Languages 21 <div class="container"'>
22 <div class="content-home">
Web Pages © 23 {% include ‘Page Copy’ %}
24 s/div>
Web Templates ® 25 </div>
26 <div class="layer_down"> </div>
. 27 </section>
Security 28 <div class="push"></div>
29 </div>
Q Contacts](https://eaeastus2.blob.core.windows.net/optimizedimages/static/images/Microsoft-Power-Platform-Functional-Consultant-(PL-200)/answer/imgckeditor_10_56_26.jpg)
Option A is incorrect because the Websites item contains information about portal apps components, like web pages, web roles, web files.
Option B is incorrect because the Page Templates item provides information about the portal's .aspx pages that display the web page content.
Option D is incorrect because the Web Pages item provides information on the portal's web pages with their partial Url, parent page, and website.
For more information about the Power Apps portal, please visit the below URLs:
If you want to modify the layout of a page in a Power Apps portal app, you should use the "Web Pages" portal element.
Here is an explanation of the different portal elements:
Websites: This portal element represents the entire website, which is the top-level container for all portal elements. You can define settings such as the website's name, URL, and theme.
Page Templates: This portal element represents a template for a page. You can use page templates to create consistent layouts and functionality across multiple pages. Page templates can include web templates, web forms, and other portal elements.
Web Templates: This portal element represents a template for a portion of a page, such as a header or a footer. You can use web templates to create reusable components that can be shared across multiple pages.
Web Pages: This portal element represents a single page on the website. You can use web pages to define the layout and content of individual pages on the website.
To modify the layout of a specific page in a Power Apps portal app, you should select the "Web Pages" portal element and then select the page you want to modify. From there, you can use the portal designer to modify the layout and content of the page. This might include adding or removing sections, changing the placement of elements, or modifying the styles and formatting of the page.