Stefanie Niemzok
July 18, 2022
With Curator, we want to give you access to everything that's important to your analytics. Sometimes, that involves a presentation, annual closure statements or quick notes about a meeting that took place. One place where you might be hosting these is Box. Though it has always been possible to add Box to your Curator, it has now become much easier to integrate and style it to fit your designs.
First of all, you will find the code to embed your Box folder on your Box App by clicking on the ellipsis of your desired folder. Then navigate to More actions and select Embed Widget. Simply click copy, and the rest we will do in Curator, of course.
Perfect, let's go to your Curator backend and:
If you want to adjust the height, open up the Element Styles and take advantage of all the styling options we have set up for you.
Et, voilà. You have yet again simplified access for your users!
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