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Viewing a Portal

What visitors see and can do once your Portal is published.

The pages before this one cover building a Portal. This one covers the other side of it — what the people you share it with actually get.

Knowing how the Portal behaves for visitors is what lets you decide how to build it: which sections to use, what to switch on in a gallery, and what to leave out.

Getting into a private Portal — the system pages a visitor meets first.

How the sections you built behave, and the gallery in particular.

Previews, metadata, variations, embedding and downloading.

Sharing assets with people who cannot open the Portal.

The same thing under its other name, and where each half lives.

Letting people send files in.

The header, search, the page outline and languages.

Visitors only ever see the published version of your Portal. Changes you make in the builder reach them when you select Publish changes.

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