The Web Page Element allows you to display Internet or local web content within a presentation. It supports Microsoft Internet Explorer for rendering web pages. This element can be used for interactive or static web content, with the option to restrict user access, refresh content periodically, or clip specific areas of a webpage. It can also be connected to an external data source to determine the displayed content in real-time.

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Properties Overview

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General Settings

  • Alternate Options – Determines how the element transitions between play list items.
  • Background Color – Defines the background color for the web element.
  • Border – Sets the border style and color.
  • Identification – Assigns a unique identifier to the element within the page.
  • Position – Determines the placement of the element within the presentation.
  • Size – Defines the width and height of the element.
  • Visibility – Controls whether the element is displayed during playback.

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Web-Specific Settings

  • Behavior – Specifies whether the webpage is interactive or static.
  • Play List – Defines the web pages to be displayed.
  • Play List Options – Determines how the listed web pages are displayed.
  • Refresh Content – Sets the frequency for reloading web content.
  • Web Page Restrictions – Restricts user access to certain web pages in interactive mode.

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Authentication & Network Settings

  • Proxy Settings – Defines proxy authentication credentials for accessing web content.
  • Authorization – Allows the user to specify a username and password for website access.

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Additional Features

  • Data Provider – Connects the element to an external data source for real-time content updates.
  • Data Source Text Conversion – Defines how multi-line text from the data source is processed.
  • Proof of Play – Enables logging of when and where the element has been displayed.
  • Property Bindings – Allows specific properties to be dynamically controlled by an external data source.
  • Reflection – Displays the web page with a reflection effect.
  • Rules – Defines conditions that automatically adjust element properties.

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Remarks

  • The web page element renders content using Internet Explorer, meaning some modern websites may not display correctly.
  • If interactivity is enabled, users can interact with the webpage, but access can be restricted using Web Page Restrictions.
  • Clipping options allow displaying only a portion of the webpage if needed.
  • If the element is connected to a data provider, the displayed content is updated in real time.
This section describes only web-specific properties. For general properties that apply to all elements, refer to the Page Element Properties section.