Edit Screens¶
Edit Screens lets domain administrators shape the navigation menu and dashboard experience shown to users in a domain. It is used to enable or disable standard menu entries and to define custom screens for different audiences.
What You Can Configure¶
- custom navigation items
- dashboard layouts
- audience-specific screen definitions
- visibility of standard Emakin navigation entries
Custom Navigation Items¶
When you add a custom navigation item, you can choose one of the following types:
- Dashboard Panel: shows one or more dashboard panels in a grid or flow layout
- Group: groups child navigation items and can be expandable or collapsible
- Link: opens an internal Emakin page or an external URL
Dashboard Panel¶
Dashboard-panel items can use both system-defined panels and process-defined panels.
Supported layout styles:
- Grid layout: fills available width based on rows and columns
- Flow layout: places panels sequentially and scrolls when needed
System-defined panels include:
- Work list counts
- Case list
- Work list
- Link list
- Process start
Process-defined dashboard screens can also be used as panels. See Dashboards for the panel catalog and configuration examples.
Screen Definition¶
Screen Name¶
Descriptive name used to save the screen configuration.
Navigation Menu¶
Controls which standard items are visible for this screen:
- Domain Logo
- Search
- Home Page
- Worklist Menu
- Calendar
- Channels
- Folders
- App Market
- Administration
Audience¶
Defines which users, groups, positions, or departments the screen applies to.
The preserved fields here are:
- Identity
- Permissions
For screens, the documentation notes that Read is the typical permission level.