Portals offer several widgets, depending upon the security type. A portal widget is an element that can be added to a portal view to display specified content. Some widgets include built-in logic, and all widgets can be conditionally shown with filt...

You can save time building portals by reusing content with content blocks . Before you begin If you haven’t already, create a content block key and codes . Using content blocks in a portal is nearly identical to using them in other areas of Sla...

The events widget in the portal palette lets you display events in portal views. You can use the widget to, among other things: User-aware events Event map Multiple calendars Display a list of admitted student events on an admitted...

You can add forms to a portal to let users make self-service updates to Slate data or reach out to staff. Form submissions are all tracked in Slate and are immediately associated with the relevant record. Common examples of forms integrated in po...

Portal components allow for the creation of content templates for use in one or more portals or express portals. They function very similarly to Deliver components , but note that Deliver components and portal components are not interchangeable. ...

The report widget lets you embed reports, including charts, graphs, heat maps, in any portal. Portals are live data , not points in time. Their data can be personalized to the user with parameters . Creating a report in a portal First...

Data tables in portals let users intuitively interact with data you pull from a query. Before you begin This article covers two methods of creating tables in portals: the table widget and liquid looping. Option 1: Table widget: M...