Architectural question to combine website with integrated Joget application

Confluence User - 29 Apr, 2022

I am looking for a best practice approach to serve up a combined web site with beautiful themed informational web pages served up within Joget with links or buttons to connect to forms in a traditional Joget application. That is, a hierarchy of several HTML/CSS pages (ideally using an available theme) which then have buttons or links that lead to the appropriate process/forms/datalists, etc.powered by Joget. To put a finer point on this, can the non-functional Joget application web pages be easily created in a WYSIWYG web page editor and then with all the richness be transferred to a Joget Form/Page. Or better still is there such an editor that can be directly linked to a Joget Form/Page. I don't need details, just the best approach to accomplishing this. Thanks!

forms;userviews;server

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06 May, 2022
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

Hi, you could use Resources to upload custom HTML and CSS pages. Or you could upload them as static files in a separate directory and serve them directly from the web or app server. However, if it's purely design related, then perhaps all it takes is to add your custom CSS and images to spruce up the Joget userview theme. 

07 May, 2022
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

"combined website" - lets call it webapp "A" and "joget".

I would imagine the users would be seeing the webapp "A" and only see certain pages of "joget" in some places.

I would port certain CSS over to "joget" so that the UI looks like "A", then, in any joget page that I want to embed to "A", I will use Embedded Mode to put into "A".

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