Dashboard

The Overview Dashboard provides predefined widgets that can be used alongside HTML code to enhance the dashboard template. Currently, supported widgets are Search Box, Banner, and Card. This section shows how to utilize, configure and what to pay attention to when using the predefined widgets. Further, it also shows how to override predefined styles to customize the widgets.

Examples

Find some complete code examples with links to the Picturepark website.

Example of a Corp Com Dashboard with code example below.
<!-- In the style area you can change colors and spaces. --> <style> .cp-dashboard-page { background-color: #f8f8f8; position:absolute; width: 100%; height: 100%; } .banner-section { padding-bottom: 32px; } .teaser-section { display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center; color: #444444; align-items: center; padding-right: 16px; padding-left: 16px; padding-bottom: 32px; text-align: center; } .teaser-title { font-size: 18px; font-weight: 500; } .teaser-subtitle { color: #727272; } .cards-section { display: flex; flex-direction: row; flex-wrap: wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 32px; padding-right: 16px; padding-left: 16px; padding-bottom: 32px; } @media screen and (min-width: 600px) { .cards-section { padding-right: 10%; padding-left: 10%; } .teaser-section { padding-right: 20%; padding-left: 20%; } } </style> <!-- Below the style area you find the predefined widgets from Picturepark. --> <div class="cp-dashboard-page"> <section class="banner-section"> <cp-dashboard-banner backgroundImageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/Releases/11.3-Rigi/CP-Dashboard-Resources/belinda-fewings-6wAGwpsXHE0-unsplash.jpg" teaserTitle="Welcome to your Sales & Social Toolbox" teaserText="Search or click on a box below for a specific area" > </cp-dashboard-banner> </section> <section class="teaser-section"> <p class="teaser-title"> Sales Playbooks - Digitized. </p> <p class="teaser-subtitle"> Sales Playbooks. Digitized. Stop scrambling, start executing. Unlock your team’s potential by delivering your company’s knowledge, content, and playbooks on-demand. </p> </section> <section class="cards-section"> <cp-dashboard-card imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Marketing Strategy" channelId="rootChannel" url="/contents/rootChannel" imageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/Releases/11.3-Rigi/CP-Dashboard-Resources/campaign-creators-yktK2qaiVHI-unsplash.jpg" > </cp-dashboard-card> <cp-dashboard-card imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Sales Playbooks & Battlecards" channelId="rootChannel" url="/contents/rootChannel" imageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/Releases/11.3-Rigi/CP-Dashboard-Resources/arno-senoner-UhvEJosq-Zo-unsplash.jpg" > </cp-dashboard-card> <cp-dashboard-card openInNewTab="true" imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Social Media Material" channelId="rootChannel" url="/contents/rootChannel" imageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/Releases/11.3-Rigi/CP-Dashboard-Resources/adem-ay-Tk9m_HP4rgQ-unsplash.jpg" > </cp-dashboard-card> <cp-dashboard-card openInNewTab="true" imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Designs & Mockups" channelId="rootChannel" url="https://picturepark.com" imageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/Releases/11.3-Rigi/CP-Dashboard-Resources/hal-gatewood-tZc3vjPCk-Q-unsplash.jpg" > </cp-dashboard-card> </section> </div>

You can upload all visuals for the dashboard to your Picturepark, create embeds and update the imageUrl links in the code with the embed links.

Create or Remove Dashboard

Creation

  1. Open Settings >Templates

  2. ➕ Create a new template

  3. Select type “Dashboard page”

  4. Select your system language first (create translations later)

  5. Give it any name

  6. Add HTML (see code below)

  7. Save

  8. Reload the browser and find the dashboard as the first entry in Picturepark.

Deletion

  1. Open Settings >Templates

  2. Find pages of type “Dashboard page”

  3. Find the template in your system language (English or German)

  4. Select the template and delete (you cannot restore deleted items)

  5. Reload the browser and find the dashboard as the first entry in Picturepark.

Modify Dashboard

You can modify the whole dashboard using HTML and CSS or work with the following predefined widgets.

Dashboard Search Box

The Search Box is an element that allows to search for Content Items based on a search keyword. By typing a search, and selecting the correct channel and search settings, a redirection to content items is being performed upon a search. The search box can be used by the tag cp-dashboard-search-box in the template.

Example of a search box

Code Example

<cp-dashboard-search-box class="override-classes" [defaultSelectedIds]="['products', 'keywords']" > </cp-dashboard-search-box>

Configurable Attributes

Attribute Name

Required

Description

Attribute Name

Required

Description

class

Classes that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

style

Styles that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

[defaultSelectedIds]

A string array of channel ids to provide a preselected channel in the channel picker.

If the current user has no access to any of the channels or the channels do not exist, the channel with the lowest sort order will be preselected.

If the user has access to the channels, the first channel in the string array will be used.

Override Styling

The Search Box for the dashboard is a wrapper around an internal implementation of a search box. The bare minimum implementation of the Search Box widget can be considered as follows:

<div class="cp-dashboard-search-box" [ngClass]="class" [style]="style"> <INTERNAL_SEARCH_BOX_IMPLEMENTATION class="search-box" [ngClass]="class" [style]="style" > </INTERNAL_SEARCH_BOX_IMPLEMENTATION> </div>

The class cp-dashboard-search-box or the class for the internal search box search-box can be extended/overridden by a class that gets passed through by the class attribute. See examples for overriding below.

.override-classes.cp-dashboard-search-box { // Override class cp-dashboard-search-box } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-search-box .search-box { // Override class search-box }

Dashboard Banner

The Dashboard Banner is an element that contains a background image, title, teaser, and a search box. It is preconfigured to use a height of a minimum 150px and a maximum 33% of the viewport height. The banner can be used by the tag cp-dashboard-banner in the template.

Example of a dashboard banner

Usage Example

<cp-dashboard-banner class="override-classes" backgroundImageUrl="https://picsum.photos/id/519/1920/1080" teaserTitle="Welcome to the Content Platform" teaserText="Search or click on a box below for a specific area" [defaultSelectedIds]="['products', 'keywords']" > </cp-dashboard-banner>

Configurable Attributes

Attribute Name

Required

Description

Attribute Name

Required

Description

class

Classes that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

style

Styles that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

backgroundImageUrl

The URL of a background image. The image is being fit inside the container by CSS property object-fit: cover;. An image URL has to be provided.

teaserTitle

The title of the banner. Inserted as HTML <h1> element. Can be optionally passed.

teaserText

The teaser text of the banner. Inserted as HTML <p> element. Can be optionally passed.

[defaultSelectedIds]

The banner contains the Search Box widget. See “Configurable attributes” section of Search Box.

Override Styling

The bare minimum implementation of the Banner widget can be considered as follows:

<div class="cp-dashboard-banner" [ngClass]="class" [style]="style"> <div class="content"> <h1 class="teaser-title">{{ teaserTitle }}</h1> <p class="teaser-text">{{ teaserText }}</p> <cp-dashboard-search-box class="search-box" [defaultSelectedIds]="defaultSelectedIds"></cp-dashboard-search-box> </div> <img class="image" [src]="backgroundImageUrl" /> </div>

 

The class cp-dashboard-banner can be extended/overriden by a class that gets passed through by the class attribute. See examples for overriding below.

.override-classes.cp-dashboard-banner { // Override class cp-dashboard-banner } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-banner .teaser-title { // Override class teaser-title } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-banner .teaser-text { // Override class teaser-text } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-banner .image { // Override class image }

 

Dashboard Cards

A Card is a combination of an image and a title that can be either linked to internal resources or external resources. The Card can be used by the tag cp-dashboard-card in the template.

Example of two dashboard cards

Usage Example

<cp-dashboard-card class="override-classes" openInNewTab="true" channelId="products" imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Lorem Ipsum Short Title" url="https://picturepark.com" imageUrl="https://picsum.photos/seed/third/500/500" > </cp-dashboard-card>

 

Configurable Attributes

Attribute Name

Required

Description

Attribute Name

Required

Description

class

Classes that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

style

Styles that can be passed through to the internal HTML elements.

openInNewTab

Defines if the provided URL should be opened in a new tab or in the same tab where the card is being clicked on.

channelId

In order to show or not show a card based on the permission of the user for the provided channel id. If a user has access to the provided channel id, the card will be shown otherwise it will not be shown.

imageWidth

Width for the image inside the card. Defaults to 350px if no value provided.

imageHeight

Height for the image inside the card. Defaults to 250px if no value provided.

title

Title for the card.

url

URL that the card should be linked to. If the URL starts with /, the URL is being treated as internal link. With an internal link, filter criterias can be used to link to predefined filters and search. If url is an internal link, openInNewTab will have no effect. In this case, the link will open in same browser tab.

imageUrl

URL of the image that should be displayed in the card.

 

Linking To Predefined Filters

By providing the filter criterias in the URL that gets passed to the dashboard card, linking to predefined filters can be achieved. The URL that is passed to the url attribute has to start with a / and has to contain the full filter string.

<cp-dashboard-card class="override-classes" channelId="products" imageWidth="300" imageHeight="200" title="Lorem Ipsum Short Title" url='/contents/allContent?search=ocean&searchMode=and&sort=%5B%7B"field":"audit.modificationDate","direction":"Desc"%7D%5D&filters=%5B%7B"aggregationName":"contentType","filter":%7B"field":"contentType","term":"Video","kind":"TermFilter"%7D,"kind":"AggregationFilter"%7D,%7B"aggregationName":"audioMetadata.fileExtension","filter":%7B"field":"audioMetadata.fileExtension","term":".webm","kind":"TermFilter"%7D,"kind":"AggregationFilter"%7D%5D' imageUrl="https://picsum.photos/seed/third/500/500" > </cp-dashboard-card>

Note: The filter string does not need to be serialized and can be copied from the browser URL as is.

Override Styling

The bare minimum implementation of the Card widget can be considered as follows:

<div class="cp-dashboard-card" [ngClass]="class" [style]="style"> <a class="link"> <div class="image-container"> <img class="image" /> <div class="image-shadow"></div> </div> <p class="title">{{ title }}</p> </a> </div>

 

The class cp-dashboard-card can be extended/overriden by a class that gets passed through by the class attribute. See examples for overriding below.

.override-classes.cp-dashboard-card{ // Override class cp-dashboard-card } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-card .link { // Override class link } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-card .image { // Override class image } .override-classes.cp-dashboard-card .title { // Override class title }

 

Liquid syntax

The Dashboard page supports the Liquid template language.

You can access the following context from within your liquid template:
{ isAnonymousUser: bool, userRoleIds: string[], userRights: UserRight[], isDeveloper: bool, loginUrl: string, customer: { customerId: string, name: string }

Example for checking user rights

{% if userRights contains "ManageSharings" and userRights contains "ManageEmbeds" %}     <cp-dashboard-card       channelId="keywords"       imageWidth="250"       imageHeight="200"       title="Shares Page that will show only Embeds"       url='/shares?sort=%5B%7B"field":"audit.creationDate","direction":"Desc"%7D%5D&searchMode=and&filters=%5B%7B"aggregationName":"ShareType","filter":%7B"field":"shareType","term":"Embed","kind":"TermFilter"%7D,"kind":"AggregationFilter"%7D%5D'       imageUrl="https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1560007689-654552332adf"     >     </cp-dashboard-card>     {% endif %}


Example for checking user role IDs

{% if userRoleIds contains 'bc0f6581b236497fbddf3ff67bfd2459' %}   <section class="cards-section">     <cp-dashboard-card       channelId="keywords"       openInNewTab="true"       imageWidth="300"       imageHeight="200"       title="Picturepark Website"       url="https://picturepark.com"       imageUrl="https://picturepark.com/data/System/KEI-Automated-Testing-DO-NOT-DELETE/picturepark.png"     >     </cp-dashboard-card>   </section>   {% endif %}

 


Guest Portal access

When using the Guest Portal feature, you can customize the text displayed when accessing the dashboard.

Usage Example

{% if isAnonymousUser %} <p class="teaser-title"> You are accessing the public area of this Picturepark <a href="{{loginUrl}}">Login</a> to get full access! </p> {% endif %}