Blog posts

• Move property to a non-existing tab!
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 21, 2019

  I’ve previously described how you can move built-in Episerver properties to a different tab. This will only work perfectly if the destination tab already contains another property for the same page. If not, the title will look strange, the sort order will be missing, etc. Today we will move a property to a non-existing tab!

  

  Tomas Hensrud Gulla
  
• Make property help text permanently visible
  Posted on: Oct 19, 2019
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  In continuous efforts to make editors life easy, it will be helpful to make the property help text (shown in below image) permanently visible. In reference to this blog post , I would like address one issue that, when we try to create block directly from content area those help text are not visible. So, Let's start... We will add CSS properties,... 4

  

  Praful Jangid
  
• Allowing Episerver editors to create media content
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 18, 2019

  It's feasible that editors may want to create media in Episerver (to reference external media via a URL or ID for example). This blog outlines a method which allows just this, whilst attempting to make minimal code changes.

  

  Jake Jones
  
• Integrating ContentKing in Episerver
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 18, 2019

  Ever since a client of the company I work at came up with the SEO tool ContentKing we have been using this tool to monitor the SEO of multiple sites. ContentKing uses real-time auditing and content tracking to define a SEO score for each page in a website. Recently, I found out about the ContentKing CMS API that allows the user to trigger priori...

  

  Mark Prins
  
• Unmask the Exported Episerver Pages Data File
  Syndicated blog - Posted on: Oct 18, 2019

  When working with migrations of data sets between different environments, or structuring new parts of your website, Episerver comes with the handy built in tool of Exporting and Importing Episerver data between different Episerver solutions. Even though the quite newly feature of working with projects in the CMS section of

  

  Eric Petersson
  
• Playing with Episerver webconfig settings programmatically
  Posted on: Oct 17, 2019
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  Hi Guys, Sometimes we need to read, write or update some of the property from the Episerver web.config so Episerver provided a class called " EPiServerFrameworkSection ". By using this class we can achieve this. I found this class very handy and I used this many times when I have to read, write and update the settings on web.config programmatica... 4

  

  Ravindra S. Rathore