
I've done loads of work in canvas apps but now have a need to try out power apps pages and im a bit lost, despite searching through Microsoft help pages and trying to find videos.
So I want user registration and login on the site. I can use a template to create a site which includes these concepts, but the pages that are displayed in preview for user registration and logging in aren't displayed anywhere in the design studio. The links to them are visible in the automatically generated bar at the top, but i cant see anyway of editing what those links are or where they point to.
Similarly when I create a blank site, I can see where to configure authentication settings, but it's not clear to me how to create and link to registration pages. When you start from scratch do you have to create such pages yourself? Or can individual pages be added in as templates, using a prebuilt registration screen?
I really just dont know where to start with learning stuff - so practical answers to these questions would be great, and/or any pointers for resources that can help get me up to speed.
Hi @philjn77,
for general learning have a look here where I gave some good links: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/General-Discussions/Recommended-courses-etc-for-Power-Pages-newbie/m-p/2366447#M4662
For the registration and login page Microsoft implemented a lot of things in the backend already and usually you just use what's given. Unfortunately, those pages are not easily editable but there are way to do so.
You will find most of how it's done in the blogs from Ulrikke: https://ulrikke.akerbak.com/2020/02/16/customize-the-sign-in-and-registration-page-in-power-app-portals/
Most of the time for those setup pages, a content snippet with a /PageCopy must be created where you can than use Jquery and CSS to further customize your page.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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