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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.
Up until now, items created as Next.js-based samples have been created based on the root item created when importing JSS samples. This time, we will introduce the procedure for creating the equivalent of a root item.
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.
As the last in the series of component creation, we will create a file component that allows you to specify a file. The file itself will be a file in the media library, but the main purpose of this component is to see how it can be obtained as data.
This time, we'll create a component using a content list. A content list is useful for specifying multiple Sitecore items and utilizing their data collectively. Common use cases include selecting keywords for Meta tags, among other needs.
The data formats we have introduced so far were items that are often used as general data, but this is a modest topic that introduces check boxes.
Sitecore has a feature called Sitecore Experience Explorer that you can use to test your Sitecore marketing setup in advance. In this article, we will show you how to use this feature.
Next to content, links are the most important data on a website. In this article, we will introduce how to describe this part in the form of a component.