Sitecore 10.3 is now available
The modules for 10.3, the latest version of Sitecore Experience Manager / Platform, are now available for download. The modules are also provided together, so we will introduce them all together.
This is the basic content management system package offered by Sitecore.
The modules for 10.3, the latest version of Sitecore Experience Manager / Platform, are now available for download. The modules are also provided together, so we will introduce them all together.
We have created several templates, but have simply set up only English resources.
To manage items hierarchically and facilitate targeted item selection, you can specify a source in the template's field settings. This improves efficiency by narrowing down choices. This time, we'll introduce how to use the source option in field settings.
When creating a new item, you can skip the step of deciding which item to create from a template by setting the item type in advance. The structure of items on the site can also be created according to these rules.
By setting up a workflow for a created item with Standard Values, the approval process can be driven by the workflow specified after the item is created.
Previously, we created a custom root item. Creating a template is not enough to display a page; a layout must be assigned. This time, we will create a layout and work on it so that we can actually edit and preview it.
Until now, when you created an item, an icon like a document was always set. It is possible to set an icon for an item, but it can be time-consuming to work on this every time.
We've previously covered creating components by specifying field types. Now, we'll introduce Standard Values, allowing setting default values to streamline editing efforts for content editors.
In Sitecore, you can name layout areas using placeholders. This allows you to restrict which components can be placed in each placeholder and manage them hierarchically. In this session, we'll introduce the concept of placeholders and how to create them.
By installing the Headless Service for Sitecore XM, data can be retrieved using GraphQL. In this article, we will show you how the data can be retrieved.
Previously, we focused on deploying Sitecore SDK sample code. Now, we'll shift to developing within Sitecore and supplementing with code. In the latter part, we'll revisit the steps to create an empty project and progress to connecting it.
In the previous article, I deployed a Next.js sample to Sitecore and integrated Vercel for delivery. This time, to facilitate easier testing and verification, we'll introduce the steps to separate production and staging environments and test locally.