Portal Setup
The Portal Setup page allows configuring the Portal settings, such as:
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Customizing the look and feel of the Portal by modifying CSS attributes such as font, color, and image.
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Customizing the JavaScript that controls Portal behavior, such as:
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Displaying drop-down menus.
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Linking to information from external resources such as tweeter feeds.
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Customizing user actions, such as delete restrictions.
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Setting up primary global navigation links.
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Linking additional information using the footer links.
General
The General section allows you to set the logo URL for your Portal pages.
Custom JavaScript File Inclusion
The Custom JavaScript File Inclusion section allows you to specify the path of JavaScript files to be referred to in the Portal pages.
Inline JavaScript
The Inline JavaScript section allows you to insert JavaScript code in the Portal pages. The code can be used in the Portal to display the drop-down menus, reference additional information from external resources like tweeter feeds, and customize user actions such as delete restrictions.
Custom CSS Files
The Custom CSS Files section allows specifying the paths of the Portal page CSS files. Style sheets determine how a Portal page is displayed on a computer screen or is printed.
- Screen StyleSheet URL: This style sheet determines how a page is displayed. This file can be located within or outside the Portal domain.
- Print StyleSheet URL: This style sheet determines the page styles for printing. This file can be located within or outside the Portal domain.
Inline CSS
The Inline CSS section allows you to add styles that can override the styles in the CSS file.
Primary Navigation
The Primary Navigation section allows you to add links that are displayed as tabs in the Portal view pages by default or provide additional links to pages within the domain using custom CSS and JavaScript. You can set the order of the pages, link names, and paths for the pages to be linked. You can add up to 6 links.
Example of Link Names
The following image displays the link names, their order, and the paths specified.

Example of External View of Developer Portal
The following image shows how the links configured in the Portal Setup tab of the Cloud API Management dashboard appear to developers on the Developer Portal:

If the link name and path are not entered, the tab is not displayed. A page can be accessed by entering the path in the address bar.
Footer Links
The footers on all pages can have links to other pages. You can add up to 10 links in the footer.
Footer Copyright
The copyright notice for the Portal can be added in the Footer Copyright section. It will be shown in the footer of all Portal pages.
Custom Headers
The Custom Headers section allows you to specify the header name and the header value for custom headers.