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Download Oracle Application Express User's Guide
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Editing a Page Definition page attributes, regions, buttons, items, page rendering computations, and page processes. You can quickly navigate to a specific subsection by clicking the icons beneath the heading. When you select one of these icons, the subsection appears and all other subsections are temporarily hidden. To restore the view, click Show All. The Show All icon resembles an inverted triangle. Topics in this section include: ■ Page ■ Regions ■ Buttons ■ Items ■ Computations ■ Processes See Also: "About the Page Definition" on page 5-1, "About the Edit All Icon" on page 5-7 and "About the Copy or Create Icons" on page 5-8 Page Page attributes control specific characteristics of a page such as the page name, display attributes such as the page title and the associated page template, header text, and the selected authorization scheme to name just a few. You access page attributes from the Page Definition. See Also: "Editing Page Attributes" on page 5-23 Regions A region is a area on a page that serves as a container for content. Each page can have any number of regions. The content of a region is determined by the region source. For example, a region may contain a report based on a SQL query you define, or it may contain static HTML. You control the appearance of a region through a specific region template. You can use regions to group page controls (such as items or buttons). You can also create simple regions that do not generate additional HTML, or create elaborate regions that frame content within HTML tables or images. Working with Application Pages 5-9
