Working with PageLayout and its Named Children

The pageLayout component and its named children organize all content on an ADF UIX page. The pageLayout named children include elements for creating navigation components (e.g., global buttons, tabs, global headers, and side bars), branding and advertising images, message boxes, page-level status information, and footnotes.

Use this topic to learn about pageLayout attributes and named children:

• About PageLayout and its Named Children

These topics describe how to create page navigation components using the globalButtons, location, pageButtons, pageHeader, start, and tabs named children:

• Creating a GlobalButton Using GlobalButtons
• Creating Breadcrumbs or Train Using Location
• Creating a PageButtonBar or NavigationBar Using PageButtons
• Creating a GlobalHeader Using PageHeader
• Creating a SideBar Using Start
• Creating a TabBar

These topics describe how to create branding and advertisement components:

• Inserting a Cobranding Image
• Inserting a CorporateBranding Image
• Inserting a ProductBranding Image
• Using InContextBranding
• Inserting a LargeAdvertisement Image
• Inserting a MediumAdvertisement Image

These topics describe how to create additional components in the page footer region:

• Inserting an About Component
• Inserting a Copyright Component
• Inserting a Privacy Component

These topics describe how to create message boxes, page-level status information, and footnotes:

• Creating a MessageBox Using Messages
• Creating PageStatus Information
• Creating a Footnote

These topics describe how to create other useful components on a page:

• Inserting a QuickSearch Component
• Inserting a 'Return to X' Link
• Inserting a UserInfo Component
• Creating a ContentContainer Using End

This topic describes creating a contextSwitcher example:

• Inserting a ContextSwitcher

Related topics

Working with Layout Components

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