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To branch or not to branch? Part I
Once a upon a time we were creating a website using Sitecore. We met in the conference room and started pretty peacefully. We were peaceful when were discussing how many page types we would need, we...
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To branch or not to branch? Part II
In my previous post we talked about the major purpose for which the branch templates were originally invented: create different kinds of hierarchies in one click. We covered one of the cases: page...
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Styling Experience Editor for a Better Content Admin Experience
When building a new site using BrainJocks SCORE, are you paying attention to the styling of the Experience Editor view? Some project team members may consider this a waste of time, especially for...
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Sitecore Help Text in Experience Editor
When building Sitecore-powered websites, it’s easy to forget about the content authoring experience. We live in this system and we’re used to its quirks, so we’re not often reminded that others–like...
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What is a component governance plan and why do I need it?
We’re very plan driven at Brainjocks. We like to create them, execute them, measure them, adjust them…and we employ a number of governance plans when executing a new Sitecore project. Very often,...
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Guide: Trigger CCF messages from elements in Content Spots
.article p, .article img {margin:0 0 30px;} .article ol, .article ul {margin-top:15px;} .article li {margin-bottom:15px;} Score’s CCF (Component Communication Framework) allows Content Authors to use...
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