Author: Phil Paris

In this example, we are examining a scenario where an item in the Sitecore content tree is allowed to have only 1 item of a certain type as a child. …

Keeping your Sitecore solutions as simple as possible is generally a good thing. It lessens the risk of bugs or re-work when you have to upgrade to a new version. …

In this post, I’ll be describing one option for personalizing the header in Sitecore. This can be a challenging requirement. Most of the time, header renderings are added to a …

The title may be a bit misleading. I haven’t made a new control for the sitecore content editor. Although, that was a consideration, the implementation of that control would have …

In a previous article found here, I’ve discussed how to make a basic custom item editor. Be sure to read that post if you are unfamiliar with how to make …

Custom Item Editors are awesome! In the right circumstances they really add a ton of value for the content author and give you the developer a ton of control. This …

The use case for this configuration is to prevent non Admins from entering content into specific fields on an item. In this specific case, we are disabling write access to …

Following these steps will disable edit html access for all users except for admin. First, switch to the core database. Next, open the security editor on the launchpad. In the …

Following these steps will disable full site publish for all users except admin. First, switch over to the core database. Next, open the security editor on the launchpad. In the …

If you’re doing a Sitecore upgrade to 9.1 which introduces the new Sitecore Identity server amongst other things, don’t forget that the Sitecore Identity server needs some configuration done as …