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PL-900 Practice Question: Which TWO features are available in Power Pages…

Which TWO features are available in Power Pages to customize the appearance and behavior of a site without writing custom code?

Answer choices

Why each option matters

Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.

Correct answer & explanation

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Power Pages Studio

Power Pages Studio (A) is correct because it is the browser-based, no-code design environment where makers visually edit pages, sections, components, forms, and lists, and configure site behavior through built-in settings rather than code. The Theme editor (C) is correct because it provides a no-code interface for selecting and customizing colors, typography, buttons, and other styling tokens that apply consistently across the site. Custom JavaScript (B), Custom CSS (D), and Liquid templates (E) are all code-based customization mechanisms, so they require writing code and therefore do not satisfy the 'without writing custom code' requirement.

Answer analysis

Option-by-option breakdown

For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

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    Power Pages Studio

    Why this is correct

    Power Pages Studio provides a no-code visual interface for editing site pages, layouts, styling and component behaviour, satisfying the stem's requirement to customise appearance and behaviour without writing code. It is the primary design surface for makers, so it qualifies as one of the two correct features.

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    Custom JavaScript

    Why it's wrong here

    Custom JavaScript requires writing code, so it cannot satisfy a no-code requirement; Power Pages instead offers the styling workspace and configuration settings. It is tempting because JavaScript genuinely customises behaviour, and would be the right choice when bespoke client-side logic is permitted.

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    Theme editor

    Why this is correct

    The theme editor provides a no-code interface for changing colours, typography, and branding across a Power Pages site, satisfying the stem's constraint of customising appearance without writing custom code. It applies styling through predefined design tokens rather than requiring CSS or Liquid edits.

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    Custom CSS

    Why it's wrong here

    Custom CSS is styling code authored by the maker, so it requires writing CSS rather than configuring built-in no-code options. It tempts because it genuinely customises appearance, and would be correct when a site needs bespoke visual styling beyond the standard themes and component settings Power Pages exposes through the design studio.

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    Liquid templates

    Why it's wrong here

    Liquid templates are a server-side templating language requiring hand-written markup and logic, so they constitute custom code. They tempt because they customise behaviour and content rendering, and would be the right choice when a maker must dynamically query Dataverse or transform output beyond what the no-code portal components provide.

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