In the classic interface, the side bar element is placed in the Actions section instead of the View Menu section.
Administrators maintain print profiles on the Profiles tab of the Admin > Processes, Forms, and Profiles page. New print profiles are created with the Actions menu "New Print Profile" link.
Print profiles are a series of elements (headers, fields, blocks, etc.) and are added and changed as described above for forms.
Profile Views can be used to display an alternative to the main profile on cases. For example, a "Housing View" might have a different tab arrangement than the main profile to highlight information most important to those cases. See Profile Views for more information.
Summary of 'How to Display Case Information'
As detailed above, there are 4 ways to display case information (after an intake is completed). This section compares these options in the common context of having added some new fields to your database.
1) Add a new tab to an existing Tab Block on the Main Profile, or add the fields to an existing tab.
Advantage: The information is directly on the page and doesn't require a link to get to it. You can optionally make a field directly editable on the profile (see "Allowing Fields and Blocks to be Edited on Profiles" above).
Disadvantage: You can't require fields to be completed. If your 'group' of information uses blocks, some blocks do not work directly on a profile page and need to be on an auxiliary form.
2) Create an auxiliary form (with the fields) and an auxiliary process (the link to call the form).
Advantage: Having fields on a form allows you to require them. If your new information uses blocks, they will work well on a form.
Advantage: You control which user roles see the auxiliary process link. So an "Edit Restricted Info" link could appear for Administrators but not Users.
Disadvantage: People will need to find the Actions menu link to get to the form.
3) Do both 1 and 2. This gives your users the advantage of seeing the information directly on the page. And using the Start Aux process option for elements on a profile, you can make editing happen on an auxiliary form where you have greater control.
4) Create a print profile if people will want to see and print these fields. Although designed for printing, fields can be made editable on a print profile.
5) Create a profile view (requires new interface). A separate profile view is overkill just to display a few new fields unless you have an unusual circumstance where you need the user role permissions available on profiles; for example you have users with a role that does not let them see the Main Profile but would let them see a limited profile view of cases.
Section fronts are the pages displayed by clicking on a top level navigation tab, like Cases, Timekeeping, Outreach, etc.
See Home Page and Section Fronts - Customizing for more information.