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Portals

A Portal is a content delivery channel. Think of a Portal like its own website targeted at an individual audience. A Portal can pull its content from one or more Projects and filter that content using metadata rules.

In this section:

  1. Creating a New Portal
    Create a new portal to distribute your content.
  2. Associating Projects with Portals
    There are two ways to specify content for a portal. Typically, you will add a project that lives in the portal's organization, but you can also make your project available to other organizations and portals.
  3. Portal Themes
    A Portal Theme allows you to control every aspect of the appearance of a Portal, from the HTML and CSS of the web pages themselves to the stylesheets used to convert XML content into viewable HTML.
  4. Portal Customization
    Portal appearance can be customized by changing the Portal Theme, or by modifying the values of the parameters associated with the portal.
  5. Portal Features
    Certain portal features can be easily toggled on or off.
  6. Search Syntax
    Titania Delivery provides a search component to quickly and easily find content within a Portal. While TD retrieves relevant search results using plain-text searches, it also allows for advanced metadata-based queries. The search syntax is the same whether entered in the Portal user interface or used as the query attribute of any of the search tags in the Titania Tag Library. Portal Theme developers can utilize Titania Delivery's search capabilities to customize the content of their Portal pages.
  7. Filtering Content with Metadata
    You can filter the content visible in a portal using metadata rules.
  8. Search Facets
    Search Facets allow your users to filter your search results in a Portal based on the content's metadata.
  9. Offline Packaging
    Some Titania Delivery installations may offer the option to package content for offline viewing.
  10. Portal Analytics
    Portals provide robust analytical reports about how they're being used.
  11. Managing Portal-Generated Data
    Some portals may be capable of gathering and storing persistent data and content. This data can be accessed via the Portal administration interface using the Portal Data interface.