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Since sxastarter, the XM Cloud sample, is designed to create a site in one language, a few adjustments are required to run a site in multiple languages. We will introduce this part in two parts in this issue.
When using Tailwind CSS, styles not listed in Next.js will not be covered at build time, so it is necessary to add some definitions to tailwind.config.js so that they can be used as CMS variables.
When operating a multilingual site, if it is possible to display information in another language if there are untranslated parts, it will be possible to display content in English first before translation. I would like to introduce this feature.
Sitecore XM Cloud has a built-in workflow mechanism, so we will set up this workflow and see how it works in Pages.
When running previews in the local XM Cloud environment, the standard sxastarter configuration causes errors with components that use images. In this article, we will fix this.
Several times on this site in the past, we have provided examples of Sitecore XM Cloud using Tailwind CSS. This time, we have revamped the samples on the site and changed them to co-exist with the standard sxastarter samples.
In this article, we will check how to update XM Cloud items via GraphQL. This will allow you to establish a procedure for processing webhooks generated by XM Cloud in an external system and reflecting the results.
Recently, it has become possible to use AI engines to translate as well. It is also possible to translate through an API rather than through an app or chat format. In this article, we will check how a translation service works using the DeepL API.
Within the Sitecore CMS workflow, you can execute a webhook to request processing from an external source. In this article, we will check how this works.
When using Sitecore Forms, a mechanism called "logic" is provided. By using this, you can implement things like not displaying unnecessary questions in order to increase the response rate for forms, etc., without having to develop anything.
Sitecore Forms is a form tool provided by XM Cloud, and is a separate tool from the existing Sitecore Experience Manager. Of the functions provided by Sitecore Forms, in this article we will check the implementation of dividing forms into multiple pages.
Various Sitecore products support webhooks in various areas, and a system that allows data exchange using Sitecore Connect has been created. The web services introduced here can be supplemented by testing, etc.