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COR Common Features include:

Login Type – identify how Login users view content. This provides a powerful technique for controlling what users see what content.
- COR: COR users must be logged in to view COR content.
- Jetfire: Jetfire users must be logged in to view Jetfire content.
- Both: User must be logged into BOTH COR and Jetfire to view COR or Jetfire content.
- Either: User must be logged into either COR or Jetfire, user can view COR or Jetfire content.
- None: Login is not required to view COR or Jetfire content. (Equivalent to WebPartView = 'Allow All Users').
- COR_Deny: Logged in COR users canNOT view COR content.
- Jetfire_Deny: Logged in Jetfire users canNOT view Jetfire content.
- COR_OR_Jetfire_Deny: Logged in COR or Jetfire users canNOT view COR or Jetfire content.
- COR_AND_Jetfire_Deny: Logged in COR and Jetfire users canNOT view COR or Jetfire content.
Read Permissions - if a Login Type is selected, then a list of Roles may be supplied to further identify specific user groups that may read the content.
Edit Permissions - if a Login Type is selected, then a list of Roles may be supplied to further identify specific user groups that may edit the content.
Devices - identifies the type of devices that the web part can be displayed on. This includes: All Devices, Normal Devices, Mobile Devices.

Appearance Properties include:

Title of the Web Part.
Description for the Web Part.
Chrome Type displays optional borders and titles in the web page. This property allows the designer to set:
- Title and Border
- Title Only
- Border Only
- None.
Height of the Web Part
Width of the Web Part

Layout Properties include:

Zone – the web page may be divided into zones that contain Web Parts. Each Web Part Zone is basically a cell in a table. Web Parts are placed in a zone and in edit mode may be moved between zones.
Zone Index - the order that the web part is placed in a web part zone.