While developing a project we decided to use properties with the ignore attribute to set some information programatically as well as hide these properties to the editor in some page and block models. A better explanation of this can be found here....

I have been inspired by some interesting post about how to handle large amounts of pages in EPiServer such as this one, this other one, and last but not the least this one. All of them point to use a… Continue reading →

TinyMCE is the default html editor for XhtmlString fields in EPiServer. Before EPiServer CMS 11, it was possible to add TinyMCE editor configurations by code or using the CMS editor interface, but from version 11 the configurations are only set…...

The allowed types attribute in a content area is a useful way to restrict which blocks the editor can set in a particular content area field. However, sometimes the user wants to decide which kind of block types to be… Continue reading →

EPiServer Find, allows to search content in your CMS easily and fast, but sometimes there are more complex search requirements which requires a little bit more of research. In this case, I am going to show you how to implement… Continue reading →