1. Overview

1. This feature allows you to configure the number of main navigation apps displayed on the Web and the visibility of the “More Apps” entry.
2. Administrators can adjust template viewing permissions and display priority by setting the scope of use and template priority.
3. In addition to tenant-level configuration capabilities, personal-level main navigation settings are provided for user convenience.

2. Configuration Guide

2.1 Tenant-Level Web Main Navigation Setup

1. Entry Point: UI Customization Management > Web Main Navigation.
2. Creating a new Web main navigation template involves two steps:
   • Step 1: Configure basic information.
   • Step 2: Set up layout configurations.

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Tenant-Level Web Main Navigation Entry

2.1.1 Basic Information

• Main Navigation Name: Customizable name with a 20-character limit (required).
• Template Priority: Adjust the display order by modifying the priority.
• Scope of Use: Define template viewing permissions.
• Allow Employee Customization: Enables personal-level main navigation settings.

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Basic Information Configuration

2.1.2 Layout Configuration

• Use the transfer box to select apps for the main navigation. The left side lists all system apps, while the right side shows apps displayed in the main navigation (max 8 apps).
• Toggle the “More Apps” entry to control visibility for end users.
• Show or hide app names in the main navigation.

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Layout Configuration

2.2 User-Level Web Main Navigation Settings

When the tenant-level “Allow Employee Customization” feature is enabled, users can access the “Main Navigation Settings” entry on the front end to configure their main navigation.

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Front-End Main Navigation Settings Entry

2.2.1 Front-End User Main Navigation Interface

1. Similar to tenant-level configuration, users can:
   • Reorder apps.
   • Toggle the “More Apps” entry.
   • Adjust the order of apps in the “More Apps” section.
2. A maximum of 8 apps can be displayed in the personal main navigation.
3. Users can restore the default system sorting with one click.
4. Personal-level navigation takes precedence over tenant-level navigation. (If discrepancies occur, check personal navigation settings first.)

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Front-End Main Navigation Settings Popup

2.2.2 Restore Default System Sorting

Click “Restore Default Sorting” to trigger a confirmation popup. Confirm to reset the navigation to the default order.

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