List page
The Web Configuration List page is a generic page available across all the modules. On the List page, you can configure page titles, button names and field names. You can also specify a hint text that provides additional information or instructions to the end user.
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Description
Page properties
Allows you to change the page title. Select the check box of the language(s) for which you want to provide a customized translation. Enter the new title and click Save.
Help text
Allows you to add additional information to the user about how to use the page. Enter the help text in the required language(s). This help text will be displayed on the top of the Web Configuration page for the end user.
Actions
Displays module-related action button(s), which you can make available to users:
Add: available in the Visitors module.
Search: available in the Publisher module.
Submit: available in the Orders module.
Back
Print all: available in modules where pagination is available. For example, Publisher, Reservations, Service requests. This setting allows the end user to print all records of a list page in a Web Configuration module. You can configure the maximum number of records that can be printed by the user. The maximum allowed is 5000 records.
This option can also be enabled for Publisher charts. If you select Yes in the Is visible field, a print button will be displayed on the selected publisher chart.
CSV export: This feature is only available in the Publisher module. You can set the CSV delimiter option to either full stop (.) or comma (,)
Cancel
You can configure the following action properties for the buttons:
Is visible Yes/No. Select Yes to make the action button available to the user.
Label - allows you to edit/change the label of the button.
Styling
Enables you to override the default styling and apply your own specific styling.
In the CSS box, specify your CSS for the site and all its definitions.
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Only a valid CSS, compliant with the W3C standards is permitted.
CSS class names should all be in lowercase. The default CSS is defined in pss.css. This is the default style sheet delivered with PSS.
The following example shows how a Planon default CSS can be modified to develop a custom CSS.
.pss_field div.pss_field_label{
display: inline-block;
width: 165px;
margin-right: 15px;
text-align: right;
font-size: 14px;
color: #404040;
float: left;
}
Custom CSS
Result
.pss_field_label { color: red; }
Default CSS will be used because the custom CSS is lacking “importance”.
.pss_field_label { color: red !important }
Custom CSS will be used. All fields with the .pss_field_label class will be styled in red.
.pss_custom div.pss_field_label { color: red; }
Custom CSS will be used, only the field description will be styled in red.