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HCL Digital Experience Product Documentation
Welcome to the product documentation for HCL Digital Experience. Find information about how to install, configure, maintain, and use HCL Web Content Manager and HCL Portal Server, Enable, and Extend solutions.
HCL Digital Experience 8.5
Learn how to install, configure, troubleshoot, maintain and use Version 8.5 of HCL Web Content Manager and HCL Portal Server, Enable, and Extend.
Online Help for HCL Digital Experience
This online help is made available in the HCL Help Center for quick references on how to install, configure, maintain, and use HCL Digital Experience.
Online Help
Online Help includes HCL Digital Experience information that is available from the product user interface. Online Help for both administrative and content author roles are also available. Help for the Configuration Wizard is also included.
User assistance for administrators
As an administrator, you can manage access to resources in the website, deploy new applications, and more.
Administration Portlets
Administration portlets are only visible to users with adequate access. Members of the wpsadmins group can access Administration. Visitors to your website will not see the administration link.
Portal user interface
Add pages to build your site, and customize its visual identity.
Managing pages
Manage Pages allows you to create, edit, activate, order, and delete pages as well as external Web pages and labels. Available tasks depend on which item is selected. Each page can contain multiple pages. All pages on which you have the User or greater role are displayed in a navigation menu. You must expand pages to access nested pages. The options that you see are dependent upon your access level.
Creating a portal page from an HTML file
You can create a new portal page by starting with a static HTML file or an HTML fragment. If you revise the HTML, you can refresh the page to render the changes in the portal.

Creating a portal page from an HTML file

You can create a new portal page by starting with a static HTML file or an HTML fragment. If you revise the HTML, you can refresh the page to render the changes in the portal.

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To create a new portal page, first create an HTML file and save the file to your local computer. The static HTML file can contain references to portlets. You can also include other resources as part of the page, such as Cascading Style Sheets or graphic images.