Working with Page Settings - Home Page

Role: Administrator.

Minimum Version: Ivanti Neurons for ITSM 2024.2.

The Page Settings UI is only available if you have configured Ivanti Neurons for ITSM Self Service to use the Self Service Management Portal V3 (UI v3) user interface. Refer to Example: Changing the UI from V2 to UI V3.

To access the Home page settings:

1.Log in to Neurons for ITSM Self Service portal as an Administrator.

2.Click Edit Page at the top right of the window. The Page Designer opens.

3.Select the Home page from the Page Selector dropdown list.

4.Select the page view you want to edit from the View Selector dropdown list - Desktop, Mobile, or Tablet.

5.Select the Page Settings tab.

Page Designer Settings Displayed for the Home Page:

Page Designer with numbered annotations to describe the different sections of the user interface.

1.Page Settings and Global Settings tabs: Select the Page Setting tab to access the Sections/Rows and Module element lists. Select the Global Settings tab to access settings that apply to the entire page.

2.Design panel: The area where you construct and view your page design.

3.Settings panel: Select and configure the various settings that apply to your page elements.

4.Page functions:

Page selector: Use the Page Selector drop-down list to display the page you want to edit.

Role selector: Use the Role Selector to select the role template you want to edit.

Organization selector: Use the Organization selector to select the organization template you want to edit.

The Config Homepage for MSP global constant must be enabled (set to True) to view the Organization selector. For information on global constants, refer to Working with Global Constants.

View selector: Use the View Selector drop-down list to select the page design view for different devices; select Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Actions: Select to save and continue editing the page, delete the draft page, export the page, or import a page.

Preview: Preview the current section and module design. In preview, select Back to edit mode to return to editing.

Publish: Publish the page.

Discard: Discards all edits that you have made during the editing session.

For information on the Global Settings tab, refer to Working with Global Settings.

When all settings are completed, including any global settings you have made:

Click Publish to publish the page.

You can also click the Preview button to preview the page and check your settings prior to publishing.

If you want to save the page as a draft for a later time, or continue editing:

Click the Actions drop-down, and then select Save and continue editing.

Page selector: Use the Page Selector drop-down list to display the page you want to edit.

Role selector: Use the Role Selector to select the role template you want to edit.

Organization selector: Use the Organization selector to select the organization template you want to edit.

The Config Homepage for MSP global constant must be enabled (set to True) to view the Organization selector. For information on global constants, refer to Working with Global Constants.

View selector: Use the View Selector drop-down list to select the page design view for different devices; select Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Actions: Select to save and continue editing the page, delete the draft page, export the page, or import a page.

Preview: Preview the current section and module design. In preview, select Back to edit mode to return to editing.

Publish: Publish the page.

Discard: Discards all edits that you have made during the editing session.

For information on the Global Settings tab, refer to Working with Global Settings.

When all settings are completed, including any global settings you have made, click Publish to publish the page.

You can also click the Preview button to preview the page and check your settings prior to publishing.

Click the Actions dropdown, and then select Save and continue editing to save the page as a draft for a later time, or continue editing.

The Page Settings tab contains the following page elements: