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Customizing the portable text editor

Sanity's Portable Text Editor is equipped to handle standard HTML. Additionally, by creating custom components, you can incorporate content such as standardized information—for example, store details combined with map data—to simplify handling. This guide outlines the steps for adding custom content fields to the Portable Text Editor.
2026-01-10

Controlling the Sanity Content Tree

You can apply display rules to the list of content shown in Sanity Studio to make your workflow more efficient. This time, we'll cover this aspect.
2026-01-04

Dual‑booting Windows 11 Pro and Ubuntu Desktop

This time, we'll go through the steps to set up dual-boot on a Windows 11 Pro machine so that Ubuntu boots up.
2025-12-30
| 2025-12-31
  • Use webhooks to execute site updates - Sanity

    Use webhooks to execute site updates - Sanity

    2025-12-29

    When publishing content with Sanity, this guide explains how to create a webhook to update sites deployed via Cloudflare.

  • Deploy website to Cloudflare Pages

    Deploy website to Cloudflare Pages

    2025-12-17

    This time, we'll deploy the website created in Astro to Cloudflare Pages. This enables hosting your website using a CDN, and since it's small-scale, you can use it for free.

  • Create a Let's Encrypt certificate

    Create a Let's Encrypt certificate

    2025-11-29

    This document describes the procedure for creating a Let's Encrypt certificate on macOS. To verify the functionality of the created certificate, we will install it on Windows Server 2025 and confirm its operation.

  • Implementing Dark Mode with Next.js and Tailwind CSS

    Implementing Dark Mode with Next.js and Tailwind CSS

    2025-11-23

    When implementing websites, dark mode is rarely used for corporate sites, but we'll implement it for other common cases using Next.js and Tailwind CSS.

  • Building a blog using Next.js and Sanity

    Building a blog using Next.js and Sanity

    2025-11-16

    Here we present a digest of the process of setting up a blog using content migrated from WordPress, combined with Next.js.

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