To open the page properties, simply click on a page within the Project Tree pane, and the properties for that page will populate in the Property Editor pane.
The properties are categorized into five sections: General Options, Location, Size, Actions, and Permissions.
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General Options
Item | Description | |
Page Name | Enter a unique page name in the text field. Note that if the page’s name contains non-alphanumeric characters, the project may malfunction if the correct font style is loaded on the CPU. Additionally, page names cannot begin or end with a white-space. | |
Index | Specifies the numerical value associated to a page to called out by an action command or script function(i.e. openPageByIndex(index)). | |
Page Type | Select the type of page. | |
Base Page | Set as a normal full-screen page. | |
Popup Page | Set as a floating page to be opened on top of a base page. | |
Description | Enter notation for the purpose of the page. | |
Background Color | Specifies the background color of the current page. Use the palette to the right of Background Color to select a color. Select colors from HSB, RGB, and Web-based schemes. |
Location
Item | Description |
X | Enter the coordinate value that indicates the number of pixels between the left edge of the page editor and the left edge of the page being configured. Zero is the default value. |
Y | Enter the coordinate value that indicates the number of pixels between the top edge of the page editor and the top edge of the window being configured. Zero is the default value. |
Size
Item | Description |
Width | Enter the page’s width in pixels. The current width is set as the default. |
Height | Enter the page’s height in pixels. The current height is set as the default. |
Actions
Item | Description |
On Opening | Add a script or action list to be activated whenever the page is opened. |
On Closing | Add a script or action list to be activated whenever the page is closed. |
Permissions
Item | Description |
Permissions | This option limits the available UI actions depending on the user’s permissions. |