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Image libraries store your image files and provide you with tools to manage and embed images, image properties, permissions, revision history, and so on.

Manage content on content item level, content type level, as well as at scale.

This section guides you through the common tasks and basic CRUD operations when working with document file libraries using the native or fluent API.

Web Forms Content widget group contains widgets which you use to display reusable content you created using the the Content tab menu.

Use feeds to publish frequently updated information. Publish RSS or Atom feed for a blog, news, or events, so that users can subscribe to this feed.

Learn how to create Service hooks in the UI.

The Analytics map is a geographic map of the world that depicts your website visits or other indicators per countries, regions, and cities. Use it to analyze...

You can toggle between the new and classic content editing experience. Individual users can also choose in which mode to work.

Get an overview of Email campaigns module API and guides you through the common tasks when working with Email campaigns.

Activate new licenses via automatic or manual activation on the Licenses page.

Use the API to perform operations related to content lifecycle, versions, and other common tasks related to content workflow.

Setup additional Test environment for testing the synchronization and a stable Staging environment that you use to sync content to the Live environment.

Describes how to query a document library based on its Id using Native or Fluent API.

When creating users, you define their profile types, roles, and access to Sitefinity. You can delete a user forgood, as well.

Different scenarios for uploading Sitefinity.

Configure the out-of-the-box OpenID Connect provider and its parameters and enable authentication of users via their OpenID accounts using implicit flow.

An example that demonstrates how to change the owner of a page or content item.

Two servers - one web server and one database server.

This section provides you with an overview of the Comments API in Sitefinity CMS and guides you through the common tasks when working with the Comments module.

Capture and accumulate form data from landing pages and send it to Eloqua, Marketo, or DEC to enrich contact profiles, deliver effective campaigns, and nurture...

This tutorial describes how to give permissions for a role to edit only one particular blog and its posts.

Describes how to query a document library based on its Id using Native or Fluent API.

Run OData queries with the Postman app against real environment. Play with different sample queries and see the results.

Use this content type to create lists and list items. You can use lists for various purposes. For example, you can create a list for your FAQ section.

Use this widget to display already created blog posts.

To work with item locations you first need to get a reference to the ContentLocationService, which is your entry point for retrieving the information about the...

Control the rules for forming URLs for the site, canonical URLs for each content page, and change default URL format for dynamic content items. Optimize SEO...

Describes how to create a document using Native or Fluent API.

The Conference add-on contains Conferences, Speakers, and Sessions dynamic modules, Filtered Sessions Feather widget, and sample pages and content.

Use Sitefinity CMS native or fluent API to delete page nodes and data.

Register the new comment notifications strategy for blogs and blog posts

The Deployment mode indicates the direction in which you will transfer code between your environment.

MVC vs ASP.NET Core frontend comparison

The section describes the ServiceStack services you can use for the Related data functionality

Use this procedure to edit or translate single labels or messages.

Describes how to delete one or more AB campaigns.

Change the ownership of a page.

Add sharing options for your content. For example, enable users to share news items in Google+, Twitter, and Facebook.

Get an overview of Sitefinity and its documentation. Navigate by topics, browse procedures, concepts, tutorials, code samples, and learn best practices.

Use this section to create users and assign them to roles. Sitefinity CMS users are users who can conduct content management and/or administrative tasks within...

Describes how to query for an event based on its Id using Native or Fluent API.

For each file in a library, you can generate thumbnails with different sizes and then choose which size to display on the website.

Include related content to pages and dynamic and built-in modules. Create relations between different items with related data and media custom fields.

Create, edit, delete, and manage pages through Sitefinity CMS user interface or using the Pages API.

For each new project you create, you must choose to either run it with an installed license or install a new one.

Feather uses a strict convention for resolving the views for widgets. Understand the different ways to add a view to a widget and what are the priorities for...

This section describes how to add subscribers to a mailing list.

This tutorial demonstrated how to implement a toolbox filter that allows only administrators to the use of the Web Forms News widget. To do this, you first...