Connecting Pages or Areas to Roles 
You connect pages or areas to the navigation structure of a portal role, so that portal users can access the published page or area. Connecting a page or an area to a role is done using a connection ID.
When an area author creates an area, the author receives a connection ID as part of the creation process.
Additionally, the connection ID of a page or of an area is located in General properties, under the Connection to Role section, in the Page ID or Area ID field, respectively.
The author sends the connection ID to the role owner, who uses it to create a connection, to the page or area, in the relevant role.
If the navigation structure of a published connected area changes, the changes are visible in the portal immediately.
This procedure describes the steps that the content administrator must perform to connect the page or area to the role, and to configure the page or area properties.
Prerequisites
You are assigned the Content Administrator role.
You have received the connection ID for the page or area.
Procedure
In the portal, navigate to
Content Administration 
Portal Content 
.In the Portal Catalog, in the context menu of the role, choose
Open Role , to open the role within which you want to display the page, or the navigation structure of the area.In the Role editor, choose
New Connection .In the Create New Connection dialog box, do the following:
In the Connection ID field, specify an ID for the connection.
The connection ID can only contain the following characters: a-z, A-z, 0-9, _,-,~, ()
In the Connection Target field, paste the ID of the page or area.
Choose OK.
The connection is added to the role. The connection icon is inactive until the page or area is published.
To configure connection properties, select the connection, choose Open, and select the Properties tab.
Select All, choose Modify Properties, and modify property values as necessary.
NoteTo consume Web Page Composer pages or areas from mobile devices, using portal on device, you need to configure the following connection properties:
Mobile Perspective – Defines the context in which mobile content is delivered; for example, Home page or Toolbox.
Entry Point – An item that is defined as a mobile perspective must be an entry point.
Filter ID – Enables filtering the content to display on mobile desktops.
End of the note.Save your changes.
Result
When the page or area is published, and has defined end user permissions, it is visible in the role at runtime.
Note
The portal's top-level navigation is retained in the browser cache. Refresh your browser to view changes at runtime.