A Custom Panel is a self contained element, which is viewed in the right columns of website pages. It is set up like a mini page for text, images, links, videos and borders, etc, or mix of these elements. For example the grey menu list in the right column of this page are Custom Panels.

They are able to be used only if your website is setup with right columns. 

Typically Custom Panels help organise a website by providing second tier navigation and links to areas associated with the page the user is currently on. This helps the manager to tactically promote certain aspects in different places of the website. For example, a Custom Panel graphic might promote and link to a special event with an ad graphic. By placing the Custom Panel in many high-traffic pages, you're able to direct traffic where you want it to go.

A Custom Panel also helps you repeat valuable information on many pages, for example, an event agenda or a list of reports might be repeated down the side of any number of pages. You can take careful time to make one Custom Panel page and edit it in only one place, in order to efficiently repeat the content with a tick on many selected pages.

The Custom Panel always starts as a regular page, which is converted to be a Custom Panel and available for display.

Once made, the Custom Panel can be seen in your Pages List (see this example with the special red note) and is available to load on any other pages.

Each element on the right hand side may be a seperate page and should be given a Page Name with RHP or RH proceeding it.

1. Find the Page/custom panel to be edited.
2. Edit the text.
3. SAVE

Note: These changes will show every page that this Custom Panel has been selected to display on.

1. Go to the page you want to display/delete the RHP (Custom Panel)  on.
2. Under the menu item 'Modules' (top right) click Custom panel 1.
3. Under 

   Right-Hand Column

   Display custom panels in the right-hand column?Tick the box
4. Tick any of the ‘Available Panels’ that will show below that you want to include/delete on that page. SAVE

1. Go to the page that you want to edit. Edit Page.
2. Under the menu item 'Modules' (top right) click Custom panel 1.
3. Below "Right Hand Column" and the tick box you will see the Activated Panels.
4. Drag and drop the twisted double arrow icon on your listed active panels to move the pages in the order you want them.   SAVE

1. Go to the page that you want to edit. Edit Page.
2. Under the menu item 'Modules' (top right) click Custom panel 1.
3. Drag and drop the your listed Active modules to move the modules in the order you want them.
4. SAVE

Note: You wont be able to place the Table of Contents in the middle of Custom panels as they are two different modules but you can place it at the top or the bottom of the custom panels.

This page will load its Right Hand content into any other page that does not have its own Right Hand content.

The Default Right-Hand Panel module has to be active for the default page. You can then load any custom panels or active modules onto this page. They will then appear on pages that have no RH content.