First of all: the layout mockups posted by you guys are awesome. Cannot wait to 
see "jboss portal 2.6 released today" flickering across some news ticker

It would be a nice feature if it was possible to define page layouts that go 
beyond the classical column based layouts. I imagine to have a page layout 
designer whose widgets resemble java layout manager. E.g flow layout but 
especially a border layout and absolute layouts which stay an an absolute 
screen position.
Each region of a layout manager can be assigned a name and then the complete 
layout template could be saved.
Then, to wire portlet instances to a page layout, they only would have to be 
assigned a region name.
I know that the wiring by region-name is already present but  don't know 
whether what I have described above would be possible.
Especiially, a page layout designer UI would be breathtaking because I would 
like to see that portal frameworks go beyond the classical choices of two 
column or three column layouts.

What I'd like to be able to do is for example to have a column layout at the 
center of the page.
At the top I'd reserve two regions for a drop down navigation menu and tabs. At 
the bottom I would maybe like to have an absolute region which doesn't move 
with vertiical scrolls into which I could add a task-bar, for example using the 
Tomahawk Fsheye navigation menu.
It would be cool to show people that JBoss portal goes beyond the classical 
portal metaphors.

With this in mind I think that I would rather not use a dhtml foldout for 
layout selection but rather to grant a full page region to this dialog. The 
complexity of such a dialog can expand and a foldout might start to look a 
little overloaded in the end, if people start adding their own customized 
layout schemes.

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