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TL;DR The latest pre-release version of the EPiServer.CMS.UI package contains the new and improved allowed types attribute. If you are feeling adventurous then upgrade and try it out. The improvements are: Clicking the "create a new block" link of...

Ben McKernan

TL;DR You can dynamically load your custom CSS for your components in edit mode via the xstyle/css plugin. Simply require the plugin with the relative path to your stylesheet as a parameter, e.g. xstyle/css!./path/to/stylesheet.css Dynamically...

Ben McKernan

Projects is our first Beta feature in the Edit UI, and the reason for it being beta is that we want to gather feedback from you on what we can improve, which features are we missing and so on, and still have the possibility to do large changes...

Magnus Baneryd

Projects is our first Beta feature in the Edit UI, and the reason for it being beta is that we want to gather feedback from you on what we can improve, which features are we missing and so on, and still have the possibility to do large changes...

Magnus Baneryd

TL;DR To run your site with uncompressed JavaScript in edit mode add to your web.config inside the episerver.framework element.   JavaScript Debug Files Explained A while back I posted a blog about using uncompressed JavaScript files for debugging...

Ben McKernan

Create custom views You might have already known that in EPiServer 7.5, it is possible to create custom views in Edit mode beside the built-in “On page edit” and “All properties” views. In the simplest practice, all you need is to create a widget...

In the new and shiny EPiServer 7 user interface there's a feature for changing the size of the preview view port. This is intended to give the editor a quick way of visualizing a page as it would turn out when shown on a smaller screen. A few...

Stefan Torstensson