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Have you ever wanted to replace hard wired image urls in your css files with images selected from EPiServer? That is, without using inline css in your templates. Usually, your css may look something like: You want to let the editors pick the image...

Thomas Krantz

I have covered the new initialization system as introduced with EPiServer CMS 6 and EPiServer Community 4 in previous blog posts. See http://world.episerver.com/Blogs/Magnus-Strale/Dates/2009/12/The-new-initialization-system---How-to-write-an-init...

EPiServer separates the functionality it offers website editors and site administrators by using two distinct user interfaces (edit and admin mode). Edit mode offer further granular control by allowing you to set access rights over content such as...

Mark Everard

The Fakes module in the EPiAbstractions project provides fake implementations of the IPageRepository, IPageReferenceFacade and IEPiServerContext interfaces allowing you to easily write unit tests for EPiServer CMS sites without having to create mo...

The FixtureSupport module in EPiAbstractions provides ways to easily create PageData objects of different types for usage in unit testing scenarios. The module currently consists of two classes for creating PageData objects, CreatePage and...

Since there is a lot of steps in the EPiServer Commerce installation, please read the EPiServer Commerce installation instructions and follow every step to avoid having errors and make you have to start all over again. I, like most people, are not...

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EPiAbstractions is an open source project that has evolved into a powerful toolset for creating testable, robust and well-designed sites with EPiServer CMS. In this post we'll take a look at it's Opinionated module (EPiAbstraction.Opinionated.dll)...

EPiAbstractions is an open source project that has evolved into a powerful toolset for creating testable, robust and well-designed sites with EPiServer CMS. In this post we'll take a look at it's Opinionated module (EPiAbstraction.Opinionated.dll)...