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Tuesday, 11 September 2012
Managing Links Part 1: Activating the Functionality
WebCenter Content comes with an excellent tool for managing links - auspiciously known as the Link Manager. But I've rarely seen clients use it to its full potential. In this first post I'll talk about how to activate its functionality.
Monday, 6 August 2012
Minify your CSS & JS
Hey this is nifty - check in a stylesheet or javascript and have Content Server minify the code automagically! See
JonathanHult.com to download the component.
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Accessing Site Studio domains in 11g
The ability to access custom domain addresses for Site Studio websites in 11g is not documented anywhere. Here's how to do it, using only WebLogic.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
WebCenter PS5 - Framework Folders
Looks like the long overdue PS5 is released.
The main change is from Contribution Folders to Framework Folders. Oddly
enough both are still supported even though Contribution
Folders are
obsolete. And of course you shouldn't confuse the two with Records
Folders, although the new functionality blurs the lines even further.
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
SSP Exclude and other quirks
SSP (Site Studio Publisher) is a welcome replacement to the awkward SSPU. Like its predecessor, it is a tool for publishing a dynamic website as a bunch of simple HTML files. But it's got a few quirks you should know about if you want to get it working (and the manuals don't mention this stuff!)
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