In my previous blog post I explained how you can reduce the size of your images using webp transformation of the fly provided by CDN cloudfare in Episerver DXP, which can be checked in this link. In this blog post, we will work upon the code of my previous post in order to make the […]
Webp is a format which is now compatible with almost all recent browsers in the market. It is a lossless image format which allows to reduce the size of images considerably and therefore reduce the size of your sites while improving loading speeds and better user experience. You can find a more in detail explanation […]
If you project is going to use DXP with the PASS portal deployment method, it is crucial to have the correct configuration files, so in this post we are going to explain all about it. Why do you need them? What files do you need? What is the order they are executed? Some tips to […]
This blog post is a continuation to the blog post about the Sitemap and Robots Generator for Episerver CMS, where you can find how to install and configure the plugin. In here, we are going to explain how we can configure the plugin to add commerce products and the images belonging to those products to […]
There are several plugins in the market that can help you with the creation of sitemaps and robots in Episerver, but we decided some time ago to create a new one to solve our own needs in our company and at the same time provide some added value to the current sitemaps plugins. In this […]
When we wanted to use a 404 page for our Episerver projects we used to implement the Getta 404 Handler plugin, but this plugin only allows you to use a static page when a response code 404 appears, and is also limited to that response code. This blog is about how to create an error […]
In Episerver projects there are at least two options to set your site settings. The most common ones are: use a settings page (which does not have a view nor it is navigable) or use the Start Page. We tend to use the second option because the reference to the start page is easy to […]
Usually when you have multiple sites in an Episerver implementation your models are inherit by all sites you create under the root node. However, not all the properties in a model are used in all sites. In this post, we are going to address this issue by using an attribute which will hide (not remove) […]
As I explained in this blog post, it is easy to add and remove features to a TinyMCE editor in Episerver. However, when you want to add things that are outside of the usual features the editor allows, you must dig dipper in the documentation of TinyMce. For instance, when you want to add an […]