Elements in UI Designer
Tab
In a nutshell The Tab element organizes content into multiple sections within the same portal page area, letting users switch between them moving away leaving the page. 1. Overview Tab is a composite element made up of four distinct layers, a ...
Embed URL
In a nutshell The Embed element renders external content such as Youtube videos and websites from a specified URL within a sized container on the portal page. You can paste the URL, set the container's dimensions, and style its surrounding appearance ...
Menu
In a nutshell The Menu element renders a repeating list of navigation links on a portal page. You configure the menu list entries, control their order and visibility, and style the menu items across Default, Hover, and Active states. 1. Overview The ...
Text
In a nutshell The Text element displays a block of written content on the portal page. It is the primary way to add any readable, static text to a layout which can be combined with other elements to add more contextual depth to that aligns with your ...
Button
In a nutshell The Button element presents a text label that runs a pre-configured Deluge action when clicked. You can choose a starting preset, edit the displayed label, style the Default and Hover states, and configure the On Click action to build a ...
Image
In a nutshell The Image element renders a visual asset on a portal page. You configure where the image comes from, how it fits within its container, and how the surrounding boundary is styled. 1. Overview The Image element places a visual asset on a ...
Icon
In a nutshell The Icon element renders a single glyph from Creator's built-in icon library. You select the glyph from a searchable picker, then configure its size, style, and color alongside the styling of the element box it sits in. 1. Overview The ...
V-Stack
In a nutshell V-Stack is a layout container that arranges its child elements such as a text or image element in a vertical column. It controls the spacing, alignment, and overflow behavior of its child elements, while the children themselves provide ...
H-Stack
In a nutshell H-Stack is a layout container that arranges its child elements in a horizontal row. It controls the spacing, alignment, and overflow behavior of its child elements, while the children themselves provide the visible content. 1. Overview ...
Portal forms
In a nutshell Portal forms are Creator-managed authentication elements that handle user sign-in, sign-up, password creation, and password reset flows within a portal. You can place the appropriate form on its portal page and style its visual areas to ...
Canvas
In a nutshell Canvas is a layout container that positions its child elements using a free range flow arrangement. It gives precise control over where each child sits within a fixed area. 1. Overview The Canvas element is a free-form layout container ...