Hi all, Thanks a lot for the responses. It looks like there are several ways of creating these portals, any of which I could use. I was able to easily set up the "floating boxes" that Sebastien suggested, and I think that could be a good solution. I did, though, have another question about navigation. I'm a big fan of the "tree" view in the wiki index, but to make it more friendly to the end user, is it possible to hide some of the more technical spaces of the wiki structure? The users won't need to access the Xwiki space, for example. Alternatively, could I build a dynamically-updating index tree of a similar type, but only displaying certain spaces? Thanks a lot, Nathan On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 9:44 AM, Sebastien Fieux <seb.fieux@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Nathan,

By "Portal" you mean "the floating box on the right which shows a bunch of interesting links in a fashioned way, added only with the small code {{Platonism}} ?" I never tried but this is how I would do it : you can try to create the portal page which only shows a floating box with the macros #startfloatingbox() & #endfloatingbox(), or simply #floatingbox("Some content"). Then, create the target page and write the macro #includeForm("Space.Name") to insert the portal.

Does it work? Is that what you asked for?

Cheers,

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