In Optimizely CMS you can manage an optional shortcut for all pages. There are
different types of shortcut.
* No shortcut (default)
* Shortcut to another content item
* Shortcut to page on another website
* No shortcut, display text only
* Fetch content from another content item
One use case for the type «Shortcut…
Getting a lot of 404 errors after upgrading your Optimizely CMS solution past version 11.20.11? It might be fixed within seconds!…
Optimizely CMS is still using TinyMCE for the rich text (XhtmlString) fields. By
default, everything you write in these fields is being wrapped in <p></p> tags.
These extra tags can be a pain, as they do not always fit with the document
structure. You do…
In Optimizely CMS 12 the admin mode is given a real facelift. The new admin mode
written in React has risen like a phoenix from the ashes of the old Web Forms
admin mode.
The scheduled jobs has gotten a facelift too, where the duration of the last
executions are…
.NET5 and .NET6 has no concept of output caching, and neither does Optimizely Content Cloud 12. Don't let that stop you from caching your output!…
Optimizely CMS 12 can finally convert pages from one page type to another! Great! But what about blocks and media...?…
Den siste tiden har det vært mye fokus på personvern. Google Analytics er muligens ulovlig, cookies bør ikke brukes uten samtykke, og ting som GDPR og Schrems II har nærmest blitt en del av dagligtalen. Man bør generelt være varsom i sin omgang med personopplysninger!…
The Optimizely Content Cloud (previously Episerver CMS) developer certification
is only valid for two years, and the renewal costs €260 (2780 NOK). Peanuts,
maybe - but you could get it for free!
Currently Optimizely certified
If you are currently certified, you could apply for the Optimizely Subject
Matter Expert (SME)…
The Optimizely Content Delivery API
[https://world.optimizely.com/documentation/developer-guides/content-delivery-api/]
adds headless capabilities to your traditional Optimizely Content Cloud CMS,
making it a hybrid CMS. The best of both worlds, you might say.
The documentation
[https://world.optimizely.com/documentation/developer-guides/content-delivery-api/]
is quite good, so I just…