This image shows the Private Resolver Details page.

At the top there is a navigation train Networking > Virtual Cloud Networks > <vcn_name> Private Resolver Details.

On the left is a green hexagon with a white "R" and the status Acitve.

On the left under Resources there are links:
-Associated Private View (selected)
-Rules
-Endpoints
-Work Requests

There are tabs on the right for Private Resolver Information (which is shown) and Tags.

The Private Resolver Information tab has these items:
-OCID, with links for Show and Copy
-Date Created
-Dedicated Virtual Cloud Network with a link
-Compartment
-Protected
-Default Private View

There is text: "A private DNS resolver handles DNS queries within your VCN based on private views and the private zones they contain. Learn More (this is a link).
A private DNS zone has similar capabilities to an Internet DNS zone, but provides responses only for clients that can reach it through a VCN.
VCN creation includes a dedicated DNS resolver and a default private view with system-managed zones.
You will have to create views and zones that the resolver can use to direct internal traffic. Learn More (this is a link)."

On the right under Associated Private Views is text: "You can add private views to your resolver to manage how DNS queries are answered.
A resolver provides responses by checking zones in your custom private views, then in its default view, then by checking rules, and finally by using internet DNS." 

There is a Manage Private Views button, which is surrounded by a red broder, and a Remove button, which is not enabled.
There is a table with column headings Order and Private View, and no entries.