Which of the following statements is true of location groups?

The statement that all pages in a location group share common elements is indeed true. In Guidewire, location groups are designed to provide a way to organize and manage related pages. By grouping these pages together, it ensures consistency in the user experience, as they share common elements such as layout, navigation, and other properties. This design approach allows for better management and scalability, as changes made in the common elements can automatically reflect across all pages within the group, streamlining development and maintenance processes.

The other statements do not accurately describe the function or characteristics of location groups. For example, while navigation may be a component of location groups, they are not exclusively for that purpose. Moreover, it is possible for location groups to include embedded content by referencing other classes or elements within the pages, which contradicts the claim that they cannot contain such content. Lastly, the assertion that they function independently of location fails to acknowledge that location groups inherently relate to the structure and arrangement of pages within the application.