HTML templates allow custom and external content to be shown on the asset page.
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To enable this feature, add the feature flag ‘html-templates’ in the Deployment Manager. |
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HTML templates are setup configured in Settings > Portal Config Manager - either for a specific portal or all portals (Global).
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The template may consist of valid HTML and styles, such as text wrapping within <p>, <h2>, <a>, and other tags. Please note, that the template is treated as
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Ensure your HTML is valid and safe |
Styling
The template is considered a standalone document within the site and doesn't does not inherit any styling from the surrounding context. Any necessary Therefore, any required styling must be directly applied within the template itself.
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Links
Include target='_blank' attribute within the anchor tag when adding links, otherwise the link will not function as intended. For instance: <a href='https://<url>' target='_blank'>Link text</a>
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External content
You can integrate external content into your page using the <iframe> tag, with . Simply specify the URL of the external content in the src attribute pointing to the external content's URL. It is essential to ensure . However, keep in mind that the external site must be configured to allow being embedded as an iframe.<iframe src="https://example.com" width="600" height="400"></iframe>
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Ensure that the domain of the external site is included in |
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your site's Content Security Policy (CSP), which is |
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configurable via the deployment manager. |
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The change is required to allow the external content to be loaded |
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in your site. |
The template may include a metadata field value, allowing for the dynamic passing of parameters to the external site, such as querystring parameters.
An example is provided below for reference.
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View template on asset page
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On the asset page, templates applicable to the page are added to the tab section, as highlighted in yellow in the example.
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