Application Express User's Guide > Controlling Page Layout and... > Customizing Regions > Creating a Region
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You create new regions by running the Create Region Wizard.
To create a new region:
Navigate to the appropriate Page Definition:
Navigate to the Database Home Page.
Click the Application Builder icon.
Select an application.
Select a page.
The Page Definition appears.
Under Regions, click the Create icon.
Select a region type and follow the on-screen instructions.
When you create a region you select a region type. The Application Express engine interprets a region differently based on the type you select. Table: Region Types describes the available region types.
Region Types
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When you select HTML, the wizard prompts you to select one of the following:
See Also: "Using Shortcuts" |
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Report regions can be defined by a SQL query you write, or by using a wizard to guide you through the steps needed to write a query. See Also: "Creating Reports" |
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Form regions are used to contain a form. See Also: "Creating Forms" |
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Chart regions contain line, bar, or pie charts based on SQL queries. See Also: "Creating Charts" |
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List regions contain a shared collection of links called list. See Also: "Creating Lists" |
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Breadcrumb regions contain a hierarchical list of links called a breadcrumb. See Also: "Creating Breadcrumbs" |
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Regions based on PL/SQL enable you to render any HTML or text using the PL/SQL Web Toolkit. |
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Trees are a hierarchical navigational control based on a SQL query executed at run time. It enables the user to expand an collapse nodes. See Also: "Creating Trees" |
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URL based regions obtain their content by calling a Web server using a predefined URL. |
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Calendar regions are used to contain a monthly calendar. See Also: "Creating Calendars" |
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Use this option to create multiple HTML regions at once. In the fields provided, specify the Sequence, Title, Display Point, Report Template, and Column for each region. |
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Help Text regions enable you to provide page-level help. See Also: "Creating a Help Page" |
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