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The rescheduled London Dev Meetup is happening tomorrow, Wednesday, 21st May, at 6pm! This meetup will be Candyspace 's first, and the first one held in London this year! We've have some amazing speakers from the partner network and Optimizely lin...

Gavin_M

A practical look at Optimizely Opal’s Instructions feature — from built-in agents to creating and managing custom instruction workflows. Ideal for teams scaling AI-powered content with structure and intent.

Andy Blyth

Adopting a headless architecture with Optimizely is a major shift from the traditional MVC-based development that has been the standard for years. While the flexibility and performance of headless setups are often worth the transition, many teams...

Szymon Uryga

CustomContentAreaRenderer is a specialized class that overrides the default ContentAreaRenderer. It customizes the rendering behavior for content area items, specifically by rendering content items without wrapping them in a surrounding element,...

sunylcumar

public bool IndexContent(int contentId, bool contentOnly, bool childrenOnly, string language) { // Retrieve the content var contentReference = new ContentReference(contentId); var contentItems = new List (); if (contentReference != null &&...

sunylcumar

Create a new Controller called CustomMenuController and decorate with [Authorize(Roles ="CMSAdmins")] so that it will be accessed by admins only namespace AdminMenu.Controllers { [Route("episerver/CustomMenu")] [Authorize(Roles ="CMSAdmins")] publ...

sunylcumar

In previous blog we described how to control the visibility of the blocks or properties based on the current site in multisite solution. We can use the same technique to display different thumbnails for pages and blocks inside the CMS based on...

Tomek Juranek

The marketing world is increasingly captivated by the potential of AI agents. However, it's crucial to recognize that these agents are not simply user interfaces; they are complex systems built upon a significant infrastructure. Lets take a look...

Patrick Lam