Modules that add features to a theme
Theme modules contribute resources, such as JavaScript, CSS and HTML, to a theme or page. The following modules come with the modularized theme and specifically contribute a feature rather than working in the background. The modules can be added to a theme by listing them in the theme's default profile, or to a single page or set of pages.
Portal 8.5 theme
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_status_bar |
Adds a status bar for displaying informational, warning, and error messages to the users. |
| wp_layout_windowstates |
Allows portlets to be minimized, maximized, and restored from their menus in the skin. |
| wp_legacy_layouts |
Adds responsive layout support for earlier standard portal pages. |
| wp_liveobject_framework |
The Live Text Framework allows portlet applications to display text live names and click to action links. |
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_toolbar_host |
Integrates a theme with the toolbar in both view and edit modes, use either wp_toolbar_host or both wp_toolbar_host_view and wp_toolbar_host_edit to add the toolbar to a theme. |
| wp_toolbar_host_view |
Integrates the toolbar into a theme for viewing purposes only. |
| wp_toolbar_host_edit |
Integrates the toolbar into a theme for editing purposes. |
| wp_toolbar_ghost |
Add this module to pages that do not support edit mode to allow interoperability with the toolbar, so if a user navigates from an editable page to one with this module, the toolbar remains open, and the user is able to continue editing. |
| wp_draft_page_ribbon |
Adds Draft Page in text that appears along the sides of a page that has a draft in the current project. |
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_simple_contextmenu_main |
Adds support for simple menus, and added to the default profile to enable Portlet, Actions, More, and Toolbar navigation menus. |
| wp_contextmenu_main |
Adds support for the Component Action menu, which is used for inline editing of content items. |
| wp_skin_cam |
Allows the Component Action Menu to be opened by clicking an icon in the portlet skin. |
Tagging and rating
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_tagging_rating_light |
Provides all lightweight inline tagging and rating widgets. |
| wp_tagging_rating_menu |
Adds the tagging and rating menu items in the Actions and portlet menus. |
| wp_tagging_rating_tagcloud |
Provides the widgets in Tag Cloud portlet. |
Analytics
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_analytics_aggregator |
Adds the analytics aggregator |
| wp_analytics_tags |
Adds the Sites Promotions... and Analytics Tags... options to the Actions and portlet menus, and inserts the microformats for analytics tags and site promotions into the page. |
| wp_analytics_overlay_reports |
Provides analytics overlay reports for portlets and pages. |
| wp_analytics |
Provides all analytics features: aggregator, the analytics tags and site promotion function, and the overlay reports. |
Search
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_searchbar |
Adds the inline search bar that redirects to the search page to show results. |
Web content management
| Module name |
Feature |
| wcm_inplaceEdit |
Turns on inline editing for content items that are displayed with the Web Content Viewer portlet. |
| wp_oob_sample_styles |
Styles for default web content samples. |
| wp_federated_documents_picker |
Allows the insertion of remote content into Web Content Manager elements that contain a rich text field, by using the Insert Link to Remote Document button in the authoring portlet. |
Social Rendering
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_social_rendering_85 |
Provides the social rendering feature. |
HCL Connections
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_ic4_wai_resources |
Resources to enable HCL Connections 4 integration with Web Application Integrator. |
HCL Sametime
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_sametime_proxy |
Enables integration with Sametime using Sametime Proxy Server. |
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_theme_widget |
Allows for the rendering of iWidgets on pages. |
Web Dock Application
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_webdock |
Provides the web dock application. |
Accessibility
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_theme_skin_region |
Provides accessibility support to the portlet skins. |
| wp_theme_high_contrast |
Adds support for high contrast mode. |
Programming
| Module name |
Feature |
| wp_portal |
Provides JavaScript configuration objects that contain information about the Portal state to be used by the themes and portlets. |
| wp_client_main |
Client-side JavaScript APIs for browser detection, event attachment, object manipulation, and type detection. |
| wp_client_ext |
Client-side JavaScript APIs for modules and promises. |
| wp_client_selector |
Client-side JavaScript CSS selection engine API. |
| wp_worklight |
Adds MobileFirst® function. |
| wp_one_ui |
Provides CSS for common elements in Portal. For more information, see the documentation in PortalServer_root\theme\wp.theme.modules\webapp\installedApps\ThemeModules.ear\ThemeModules.war\modules\oneui\v2.1\lotusOneUIv2.1_Documentation.zip. |
| wp_one_ui_dijit |
An extension of One UI that provides styling for dijits, it acts as a Dojo theme. For more information, see Themes and theming. |
| wp_portlet_css |
Styles for HCL Administrative portlets. |
| getting_started_module |
Adds the default simple module. |
HCLSoftware U learning materials
To learn how to further develop WebDAV-based DX themes, go to the Theme Development lesson in the HCL Digital Experience for Developers (Intermediate) course. You can try it out using the Theme Development Lab and corresponding Theme Development Lab Resources.
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