Create simple components with Sitecore Components
We have previously introduced the newly released Sitecore Components, but this time we would like to create a simple component.
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We have previously introduced the newly released Sitecore Components, but this time we would like to create a simple component.
In the previous article, we created an English layout for the partial design. This time, we will create a common layout for each language.
In the last issue, we created a header that just displays the logo in the upper left corner. This time, we will create a footer using the navigation component.
As for the components, I will introduce the parts to be custom-made at a later date, but I would like to introduce them in a more page-like manner, so I would like to create a header in this case.
The breadcrumb list component we created in the last issue, how will it behave when it is multilingual? This time, we will update the component with that part in mind.
Applying the behavior of the previous LinkList, I would like to create a breadcrumb list component this time.
In this article, we will check how the LinkList component, a component of Headless SXA, is defined.
When using the Rich Text Editor, the right-hand side of the page displays the target item, but a new mechanism in Pages makes it easier to use. In this article, we will show you how to do it.
In this article, we will introduce the components of the horizontal column splitter (horizontal splitting) using Flex, which is used in Tailwind.css.
We have been able to verify the application of style sheets by component, but there is a style mechanism available in Pages. We will check the behavior with respect to this.
The Basic site is working with Bootstrap 5, but for the time being we will check the steps to make it work with Tailwind.css. This will allow us to verify the default behavior. This time we will apply styles.
We have previously covered a bit about how the Next.js grid used by XM Cloud works, but we have not introduced how it works. This time, I would like to address this issue.