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# Pages

Build dashboards for data visualization

### Pages

Create new dashboard pages and add components out of the toolbox with drag & drop.

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Each page has the following **main designer tools**:

### **Left sidebar**

On dashboards it is possible to drag and drop [**controls**](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/application-design/dashboard/controls-toolbox.md) out of a libary of components **on any postion on the canvas**.&#x20;

If you want to **group** controls use the component "Panel" out of the toolbox item "Layouts". &#x20;

### Right side bar:

By clicking the "**tabs or short cut icons**" you can set all sort of **properties and functions** for a page.&#x20;

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#### [Layouts](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/application-design/dashboard/layouts.md)

#### Properties

Set and modify the main properties of a form page

#### [Events](/any2info-academy/no-code-platform/app-studio/application-design/dashboard/controls-toolbox/general/events-actions.md)

#### [Parameters](broken://pages/VJWdqBQ5CmeRJAwA2zhq)

### **Toolbar above canvas**:&#x20;

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* "Trash icon": Delete components from the canvas
* "Eye icon": Screen preview desktop, tablet and smartphone device
* "Question mark icon": Notes supporting the content of a page
* "Cogs icon": Open page properties in the right sidebar


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