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# Editing a Portal

Create and customize your pages by adding sections and applying your brand identity. You can share specific assets from the DAM according to their folder placement, metadata, labels, and more.

* [Pages](/portals/editing-a-portal/pages.md): Customize your system pages and add pages if needed.
* [Sections](/portals/editing-a-portal/sections.md): Add different sections depending on how you would like to showcase your assets and information
* [Design](/portals/editing-a-portal/design.md): Select the primary colors and choose the main layout for your Portal.
* [Fonts](/portals/editing-a-portal/fonts.md): Select the font and sizes you want to see in your Portal. You can even add a custom font if needed. 

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