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Studio report pages organized as tabs. Two types: generic, specific like account or contact pages. Pages can be hidden, accessed via widgets.
In Studio, report pages and subpages are organized in the Page Tabs Bar in the report editor for ease of design and navigation.
These tabs can be accessed in the design area by designers to switch between pages and subpages during report design, and by end users for quick navigation when viewing the report.
You can add widgets to pages and subpages. From these widgets, you can navigate to other pages or subpages.
1: Page Types
Studio has two basic page and subpage types:
The default page type is "generic," which is used when no specific page or subpage type has been specified in the page configuration.
Pages of specific types, that must be explicitly specified. These pages usually have custom properties set that differ from the generic page type. These specific types are:
Account - pages of this type are designed to display account-related widgets as part of an account health solution.
Contact - pages of this type are designed to display contact-related widgets as part of an account health solution.
Pages and subpages can be hidden based on the user access rights, or until a value is selected on another page. For example, if the end user must select an account in an Account List page before they can navigate to an Account Details page, then the Account Details page can be hidden until an account is selected.
2: Subpages
You can tell if a page has subpages by looking at the Page Tabs bar.
You can also add Page Breadcrumbs to the navigation by opening the Header Settings section of Report Settings in the sidebar, and toggling on Page breadcrumbs.
Enabling page breadcrumbs in the report toolbar allows for easy navigation of reports when using subpages.
Note: Page Breadcrumbs and Hierarchy Breadcrumbs cannot be used at the same time.
2.1: Adding Subpages
Subpages can be added from the report structure:
Or from the page tab 3 dot menu: