This is the basic content management system package offered by Sitecore.
We have been providing information on headless on our blog for some time now. While we will continue to provide links to the procedures, this time we will focus on how to quickly set up a test environment.
When you change your license, you will need to replace your license file. In this issue, we will introduce the procedure for updating the license file.
This time, we'll guide you through installing the headless module in the Sitecore Experience Manager (XM) environment. If you've installed XM using the Installation Assistant, you'll have separate CM/CD environments.
We will install Sitecore Publishing Service, which can improve the speed of content publishing, in this XM1 environment.
We previously installed Sitecore Experience Accelerator in an XP0 configuration, sharing CM and CD servers. Now, with XM, CM and CD are separate. This means installing required modules on CD servers. This article guides through the process.
We have shown you how to set up a demo environment for Sitecore Experience Platform (XP), and now we will set up an environment for Sitecore Experience Manager (XM), which is a CMS-only instance of the platform.
Previously, we introduced how to set up the Sitecore Demo Platform as a demo environment for Sitecore. This time, we will introduce the steps to create and verify an account that can create and edit pages using this environment.
To verify which items a role can access in Sitecore using role permissions, Access Viewer is handy. This time, we'll create two roles and demonstrate the steps to check which items each role has permissions for.
Sitecore's popularity in multilingual sites stems from its native support for managing content across languages. Its global presence and English-language training options further strengthen its appeal and capability for international adoption.
Last time, we covered key points about the Media Library. Now, let's delve into some frequently asked topics regarding Sitecore configuration: handling configuration files and deploying files not managed by Sitecore.
We will be introducing several features of Sitecore's media library. In this article, we will discuss two scenarios: uploading files in bulk, and displaying files in a browser instead of downloading them.
This section describes how to install a sample site and style guide created with the Sitecore Experience Accelerator (hereinafter referred to as SXA) module.