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# Set the Layout

In this section you will learn how to set the layout for creating a customer portal

Jet Admin provides a library of pre-built **UI components**, such as `Table`, `Map`, `Gallery`, or `Charts` that you can **drag and drop** to display your data. As well as the `Layout` components that are used to assemble other components on the page.

### Set the Layout

`Columns` are used to set the horizontal component of the layout. You can add multiple columns and resize them. 

To add columns, follow the steps:

1. From the Layout menu, drag and drop **Columns**
2. **Drag and Drop** the Tasks Table in the **Right Column**
3. **Drag and Drop** a Form in the **Left Column**

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We also can change the position of the individual fields in the record view. For that, drill down into the record and drag and drop the fields you want to reassemble:

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Now, let's add our `Project` table and link it to the `Tasks` table:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-Mizrl8MaWUqHSs9-LOJ" %}
[Link Related Tables](/classic-app-builder/classic-tutorials/creating-a-customer-portal/link-related-table.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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