Blog posts by Nenad Nicevski2025-03-05T22:06:56.0000000Zhttps://world.optimizely.com/blogs/nenad-nicevski/ Optimizely World Optimizing Experiences with Optimizely: Custom Audience Criteria for Mobile VisitorsIn today’s mobile-first world, delivering personalized experiences to visitors using mobile devices is crucial for maximizing engagement and conversions. Optimizely’s powerful experimentation and personalization platform allows you to define custom audience criteria to target mobile users effectively. By leveraging Optimizely’s audience segmentation, you can create tailored experiences based on factors such as device type, operating […]2025-03-05T22:06:56.0000000ZBlog post Anchor/Jump Links – simple example, but usefulHaving additional navigation for your content is a must-have in any modern website. One example of that kind of navigation is Anchor/Jump links navigation. Simple, but very effective. We are simply using anchor links to jump to a specific part of the page. But since we are using the Optimizely CMS we are gonna make […]2023-04-26T20:04:25.0000000ZBlog post Custom XhtmlString Render Service – Force Absolute URL for ImagesWorking with a headless website setup sometimes can be challenging. For example, if you insert an image directly into the TinyMCE text editor sometimes (it depends on a lot of factors) you can see the relative path to the server storage where the image is saved. But because it’s a headless setup, the front end […]2022-10-07T15:12:55.0000000ZBlog post Content Delivery – Removing necessary fields and how to add new fields to the API responseWhat is a headless CMS? A headless CMS is a back-end only content management system (CMS) built from the ground up as a content repository that makes content accessible via a RESTful API or GraphQL API for display on any device. The term “headless” comes from the concept of chopping the “head” (the front end, i.e. the […]2022-08-24T10:46:57.0000000ZBlog post How to enable Webpack on your Episerver ProjectIf you’re building modern web applications, you need to carefully consider the front-end technology stack you use. Webpack, a static module bundler, combined with NPM for package management is a great starting point. Here’s how you can incorporate these technologies into your Asp.net MVC application built upon Episerver. Alongside Node.js we need to have node-sass […]2020-12-01T14:21:46.0000000ZBlog post Page Restrictions in an Initialization ModuleManaging your AllowedTypes (insert options) in Episerver can become overwhelming, depending on the strategy you take. You can read about different options here: https://world.episerver.com/blogs/Henrik-Fransas/Dates/2015/10/the-known-and-unknown-of-include-includeon-exclude-and-excludeon/ https://world.episerver.com/documentation/Items/Developers-Guide/Episerver-CMS/75/Content/Attributes/ but there is a strategy you can take for a very developer-friendly approach. As highlighted on Epi World forum thread (Dylan McCurry and I worked together on the project where […]2020-11-24T16:28:32.0000000ZBlog post Episerver YouTube Video BlockVideo for Content Editors These days, every website has some video content. We wanted to make editing video easier for Epi content editors, so we created the YouTube Video block. This block is a feature of our new SCORE for Episerver platform, which launched in 2019. To create the best editor experience with on-page editing […]2020-03-05T16:47:17.0000000ZBlog post