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Multiple Column View provides even more flexibility in the designing of your portal interfaces. Users with appropriate permissions can now select how much room each section should take up on the screen, as well as presenting more information on one screen. This saves your users time by minimizing the need to scroll through to find the information they need. | Multiple Column View provides even more flexibility in the designing of your portal interfaces. Users with appropriate permissions can now select how much room each section should take up on the screen, as well as presenting more information on one screen. This saves your users time by minimizing the need to scroll through to find the information they need. | ||
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So, for example, if you’re a reviewer and a board member for an organization, your two portals can look completely different based on how you want to view the information for each role. | So, for example, if you’re a reviewer and a board member for an organization, your two portals can look completely different based on how you want to view the information for each role. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 20 March 2015
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This article will explain why this feature is a benefit to your organization. |
In addition to the ability to personalize your SmartSimple screen view in Arcadia X, we’ve added the option for you to display new sections in a column view, with each column representing the portion of the screen as you decide. Apply different heights and widths to columns based on how much information you want your users to see.
This is available for all portals, so your entire community benefits from this enhancement.
Multiple Column View provides even more flexibility in the designing of your portal interfaces. Users with appropriate permissions can now select how much room each section should take up on the screen, as well as presenting more information on one screen. This saves your users time by minimizing the need to scroll through to find the information they need.
So, for example, if you’re a reviewer and a board member for an organization, your two portals can look completely different based on how you want to view the information for each role.
