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A guide on how to implement custom extensions to facilitate creating and managing a complex multilingual fallback solution without ever having to use the content editor.
As we now know Sitecore 9.1 uses Identity Server to handle logins instead of the old methods. Identity is run as a separate app and replaces traditional Sitecore login process. While there are some excellent blogs on this already, there is one thing I wish I would have known, which I will cover in my blog.
As you know, you can reset an item's presentation settings from the menu "Presentation/Reset" in the content editor. Consider a situation where there are tons of items and sub-items, and you suddenly realize that you will need to configure some item level security settings. It would have been nice, if similar to presentation settings, there was a "reset" option for security settings as well, so that you only need to specify the needed security settings at the template standard values level and then propagate the configuration to the tons of items/sub-items. I am going to discuss that today.
The Lifetime field section is not something that is used often but what I discovered can come in quite handy when combined with a scheduled publishing functionality. So what are those lifetime fields and how can we use them? Please read my blog for a step by step tutorial.
Few years ago, I had written a blog on how to quickly view the actual physical file location of a presentation rendering/sublayout from within presentation settings of a sitecore item in content editor (View presentation control code path). That was on Sitecore 8.1. As mentioned there, it is very useful especially when you are mid-way in a Sitecore project or are in the process of reviewing client's existing Sitecore project.
Today I am going to talk about viewing the presentation file location from within Sitecore 9.2 experience editor itself.