semantic/SemanticPage SAP SE An enhanced {@link sap.m.Page}, that can contain controls with semantic meaning, see {@link sap.m.semantic.SemanticControl}. <b>Note:</b> This control implements the SAP Fiori 1.0 design guidelines. For SAP Fiori 2.0, see the {@link sap.f.semantic.SemanticPage}. <h3>Overview</h3> The main functionality of the <code>SemanticPage</code> is to predefine the placement, behavior and styles of the page elements. Content specified in the semantic aggregations will be automatically positioned in dedicated sections of the footer or the header of the page. <h3>Structure</h3> The semantics of the content are the following: <ul> <li>Visual properties (for example, <code>AddAction</code> will be styled as an icon button)</li> <li>Position in the page (UX guidelines specify that some buttons should be in the header only, while others are in the footer or the "share" menu, so we do the correct positioning)</li> <li>Sequence order (UX guidelines define a specific sequence order of semantic controls with respect to each other)</li> <li>Default localized tooltip for icon-only buttons</li> <li>Overflow behavior (UX guidelines define which buttons are allowed to go to the overflow of the toolbar when the screen gets narrower). For icon buttons, we ensure that the text label of the button appears when the button is in overflow, as specified by UX.</li> <li>Screen reader support (invisible text for reading the semantic type)</li> </ul> In addition to the predefined semantic controls, the <code>SemanticPage</code> can host also custom app controls. It preserves most of the API of the {@link sap.m.Page} for specifying page content. <h3>Usage</h3> The app developer only has to specify the action type, and the required styling and positioning are automatically added. 1.30.0 sap.ui.core/Control See {@link sap.m.Page#title} See {@link sap.m.Page#titleLevel} See {@link sap.m.Page#showNavButton} See {@link sap.m.Page#showSubHeader} See {@link sap.m.Page#enableScrolling} Hides or shows the page footer Determines whether the floating footer behavior is enabled. If set to <code>true</code>, the content is visible when it's underneath the footer. Declares the type of semantic ruleset that will govern the styling and positioning of semantic content. Determines the backgound color of the page. For more information, see {@link sap.m.Page#backgroundDesign}. See {@link sap.m.Page#navButtonPress} See {@link sap.m.Page#subHeader} See {@link sap.m.Page#content} Custom header buttons Custom footer buttons Accessible landmark settings to be applied to the containers of the <code>sap.m.Page</code> control. If not set, no landmarks will be written. Wrapped instance of {@link sap.m.Page}