Create Content
We will create content using the Blog content type we created last time.
Blog
You can check blog articles order by publish date.
Add content type
To use Content Hub ONE, you must first set up your content types. In this article, we will create a simple content type.
Content Hub ONE management tools
In the previous issue, we introduced the name and positioning of the product. In this issue, we will introduce you to the actual management screen and what kind of functions are available.
Place a form on your site
Now that we have discussed the creation and integration of forms, we will show you how to place the forms you have created on your website.
Implementing a webhook in Sitecore Connect that works with Sitecore Forms.
I will create a sample that uses a webhook to connect to Sitecore Connect and save the data entered into Sitecore Forms. The data will be saved to an Excel file in OneDrive. In practice, it would be better to save the data in a CRM or similar.
Introduction to Sitecore Connect
This article introduces Sitecore Connect, a Sitecore service that provides data integration between Sitecore products and with other systems.
Introduction to Sitecore Forms
Sitecore Forms, a form tool provided by Sitecore XM Cloud, is introduced in this article.
What is Content Hub ONE?
Due to the significant enhancements made to Sitecore Content Hub ONE over the past year, we have rewritten our previous article into a new, more up-to-date version and will post it on our blog.
Deploy Next.js project for component development to Vercel
This time, I would like to change things up a bit and expand the Storybook project into Vercel so that it can be referenced.
Creating Next.js projects for component development - Part 2
In the previous article, we proceeded with a pure Next.js project with the stylesheet used by XM Cloud applied. This time, we will add Storybook to the project.
Creating Next.js projects for component development - Part 1
Before creating components in Headless SXA, we will create another Next.js project, this time in Next.js, so that we can develop components that will work in Next.js.
Adding Japanese to the Content Hub administration page
Content Hub is able to provide multilingualization of strings used in the administration page by using a tool called "Translations". The availability of Japanese-language resources has changed, so we are reintroducing them in this issue.