Displays the Library panel where you can access your site-specific elements that can be added to the page. The Library panel includes the following sections:

• Components: Specific building blocks that can be used within Drupal Canvas.
• Patterns: Pre-configured sets of components such as Hero areas and multi-column layouts.
• Code: Components that are not promoted to the library because they are either not ready or are only being used to build other components.
• Overrides: Options to customize the look of the Dynamic Components provided by the CMS.

Displays the Extensions panel where you can view the extensions used in your site.

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I

Displays the preview canvas of the page. Use the scroll wheel of the mouse to move inside the preview canvas. Hold ⌘ Command (Mac) or Ctrl (Windows) and scroll the mouse wheel up to zoom in or down to zoom out.

J

Displays the title of the current page. When you click the title, Drupal Canvas opens the navigator to help you navigate to other pages and create new pages.

K

Displays the publishing status of the current page. The possible states are:

• Draft: The page is not published.
• Published: The page is published but has not gone through any changes.
• Changed: The page is published and has gone through changes.

L

Provides the option to create a new page.

M

Helps you to navigate to other pages in your site.

N

Helps you to configure settings for the page.

O

Displays the preview of the page to help you check how the page would look when it gets published.

P

Opens the Unpublished changes panel where you can review the changes that are staged to be published. After you verify the changes, they can be published.