Today we will build a custom Coveo slider facet that filters based on whether the numeric range of a Sitecore item overlaps with the numeric range specified by the user. We will extend an out-of-the-box Hive rendering with extra fields and validation. This tutorial assumes you know the basics of working with the Coveo for Sitecore Hive framework.
You know how it's super easy to change how a rendering is rendered based on Sitecore.Context.PageMode
? If you've ever wished there was a similar check available for PageMode.IsIndexCrawlerCrawling
, then read on.
This blog post covers how to inject extra metadata text into Experience Editor. One of the great uses of this metadata text it to help content authors see a visual difference between renderings that use local datasources and renderings that use shared datasources.
This tutorial is aimed at Sitecore/.NET developers who are new to the node universe. In the previous post we set up a Sitecore project with 2 renderings that utilized ES6 JavaScript modules. We compiled and bundled the JavaScript modules and their 3rd party dependencies using npm and rollup. Today we will improve our setup by adding automation. We will utilize the following frameworks:
This tutorial is aimed at Sitecore/.NET developers who are new to JavaScript compilation. We will build Sitecore renderings that use JavaScript modules, and learn how to bundle those modules with rollup.