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Comfort Panel. Depending on whether you are creating
the Comfort Panel navigation or you want to add control
elements to a page, the
Elements
section contains the
respective elements (see Create navigation structure or
Configure pages ).
You can save pages and control elements as templates in
IP-Project so you can reuse them later (see
Use templates
and references ). The templates are then found in the bot-
tom
My Templates
tab.
You can also find so-called
cross references
in the
Ele-
ments
section that are explained in detail in the Use
templates and references chapter.
13.1.1.3
Actions
section
You can manage group addresses in the
Actions
section
and link to the communication objects of a control element
from there (see
Configure control elements ). If there are
no group addresses, you must either import existing group
addresses (see
Import / export group addresses ) or create
new ones (see Manage group addresses ).
13.1.2 Working area
13.1.2.1 Clipboard
The top part of the working area is separated by a line.
Above the line is the clipboard area in which you can tem-
porarily store elements on the navigation and page level.
Drag an element from the bottom part of the working area
to the clipboard.
Note:
The elements in the clipboard do not go away even if IP-
Project is closed.
13.1.2.2
Control Elements
tab
The
Control Elements
tab in the working area is the area
in which configuration primarily takes place. You combi-
ne elements (pages, containers, control elements, etc.) into
a Comfort Panel there. All elements are outlined to allow
you to assess the appearance of the final Comfort Panel
during the configuration.
The configuration of a Comfort Panel in IP-Project stret-
ches over three levels (see
Levels in IP-Project ). The
Control Elements
tab in the working area adjusts to the