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Set To add sections to the page, set the '''Content Type''' to '''Sections. ''' to This will reveal theme theming options. Themes Themes can be used to specify a certain look and feel for the portal page. Certain classic themes (such as ''Traditional'' or ''Whitepaper'') do not come with pre-made section templates. However, newer themes (such as ''Website, Overlook, Portfolio'', and ''Management'') come with additional pre-made section templates that make it easy to customize a page to be a landing page, dashboard, profile, or event page.
→Creating a Section
==Creating a Section==
[[File:Portal-themes.png|thumb|none|800px|List of available page themes]]
Once a theme has been chosen, you can continue to add sections to your page in one of three ways:
# Manually add sections to your page
# Add sections from a layout picker
# Add sections from a template picker
===Choosing a Section ThemeCreating Sections From Layout===There are six theme options[[File: ''Traditional, Whitepaper, Website, Overlook, Portfolio'', and ''Management''Sections-from-layout. You can mix and match these themes at the page level. So, you could have a home page that uses the ''Website'' theme and then another page for applications in progress that uses the ''Whitepaper'' theme. It's easy to flip between themes and see which will work best for youpng|thumb|none|500px|Button]] ===Creating Sections From Template===[[File:Portal-sections-from-template.png|thumb|none|500px|Button]] ===Previewing a Section Theme===To change the theme for a sectionor simply preview a theme:
# Go to the '''Main Menu''' or '''User Menu''' link with the content type set to '''Sections'''.
# Click the '''Preview''' button.
You can try out different themes for each page this way.
<u>'''Note:'''</u> the functionality and configuration options differ for each theme. For example, in the ''Traditional'' theme you can render a section in split screen whereas that is not available in the ''Whitepaper'' or ''Website'' themes.
