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Say hello to PictureRenderer.Optimizely! The html helper that makes it super simple to render HTML Picture elements in your Optimizely CMS 12 solution. Images are automatically cropped and resized, and the browser will always select the most optim...
A ContentReference property allows you to select a single ContentData object for reference. By default, when you render these property types with the PropertyFor helper, it renders as a link for a page, or displays the name of a block. This is...
Now that Optimizely 12 runs on .NET 5 it can be run on a Mac, and with most front enders using Macs, I thought it might be useful to demonstrate the steps on how to get it up and running on a Mac.
As you all might have noticed, there has been quite a number of changes on World that's been happening the past couple of months. World has always been a community for the developers to find documentations, share blogs, and join discussions in...
This is the second article in a series about personalization. During this series, I will cover the different sides of personalization, from more general definitions of personalization to Optimizely cloud-based personalization products offering and...
Optimizely Forms contains jQuery and CSS packages that are included for the Form rendering out-of-box. This isn't always desired because it can affect page performance, other styling, or it could have other side effects depending on your setup....
I recently worked on an Optimizely project where the customer wanted to serve gated content to visitors. If you're not familiar with gated content, it's where content is only available to a user that fills out a form - the form being the "gate"....
Your client wants to exclude certain pages from showiing up in your site's search results, they also want prevent these pages from being crawled by external search engines (Google, Bing etc.) and lastly they want them removed from their sitemap.xm...