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| − | + | The HTML presentation object can be used to store and display HTML pages inside QPR MobileDashboard (as a contrast to the [[External_Content_Properties|External Content presentation object, which shows content from some other website). | |
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| + | == Properties Tab == | ||
| + | The following properties can be set on the Properties tab: | ||
| + | * '''Name''': Name of the HTML presentation object. | ||
| + | * '''Description''': Description for the HTML presentation object. | ||
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| + | == Presentation Tab == | ||
| + | The '''HTML Code text''' field is where you can define the HTML that will make up the displayed HTML page. Using CSS and JavaScript is supported. | ||
| + | * By using JavaScript, it's possible to create HTML content that reacts when the HTML presentation object's effective context changes or when the HTML presentation object's container (panel or repeater) changes size. | ||
| + | * You can also use [[Dynamic_Tags_in_QPR_MobileDashboard#Variable_tag|context variables]] in the HTML code. | ||
| + | The '''Scrolling Mode''' selections define the [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_overflow.asp CSS overflow] properties for the HTML content. | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 16 August 2017
The HTML presentation object can be used to store and display HTML pages inside QPR MobileDashboard (as a contrast to the [[External_Content_Properties|External Content presentation object, which shows content from some other website).
Properties Tab
The following properties can be set on the Properties tab:
- Name: Name of the HTML presentation object.
- Description: Description for the HTML presentation object.
Presentation Tab
The HTML Code text field is where you can define the HTML that will make up the displayed HTML page. Using CSS and JavaScript is supported.
- By using JavaScript, it's possible to create HTML content that reacts when the HTML presentation object's effective context changes or when the HTML presentation object's container (panel or repeater) changes size.
- You can also use context variables in the HTML code.
The Scrolling Mode selections define the CSS overflow properties for the HTML content.