The MultiSectionPage pattern consists of two vertical sections with no dependencies
between them. It dynamically displays or hides a second section with a multi-area. The
MultiSectionPage pattern requires one or more sections.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
The table lists the MultiSectionPage pattern attributes.
Attribute
Description
Data Type
Required?
pagePattern
Application-wide unique identifier for the contract
String
Yes
masterSectionFlex
Display ratio of the master
section.
int
Yes, required only if multiSectionFlex is defined.
multiSectionFlex
Display ratio of the multisection.
int
Yes, required only if multiSectionFlex is defined.
Here’s an example snippet of the MultiSectionPage pattern.
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