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Salesforce CMS Component Starter Pack
Display dynamic CMS content in Experience Cloud pages.
- Business Need
- Feeds
- Requires
- Sales Cloud
Our open source CMS components complement the standard CMS components provided by Salesforce, displaying dynamically-selected "virtual collections" of CMS articles on topic and record pages.
Compatibility
- RequiresThis solution requires these products in order to work. Before you implement the solution, check that you have these products.
- Sales Cloud
- Salesforce Editions
- EnterpriseUnlimitedForce.comDeveloper
App Details
- Version
- CMS Community Components/1.0 1.0.0
- Listed On
- 02/02/2021
- Latest Release
- 01/09/2023
- Supported FeaturesNo LimitsThis product's apps, tabs, and objects don't count against your Salesforce org limits. Learn More in HelpLightning ReadyOptimized for Salesforce orgs that use Lightning Ready.Managed PackageThis product is installed in your Salesforce org as a managed package and receives automatic upgrades.
- No LimitsLightning ReadyManaged Package
- Package ContentsIf this app is a managed package, the custom apps, tabs, and objects that it contains don't count against your Salesforce allocations. If this app is not a managed package, allocations apply. Learn More in Help
- Custom Objects: 0Custom Tabs: 0Custom Apps: 0
- Lightning Components
- Global: 2App Builder: 0Community Builder: 0
- Languages
- DutchEnglishFinnishFrenchGermanDanishItalianPortugueseSpanishSwedish
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Additional Details
The Salesforce CMS Component Starter Pack gives you convenient new tools to dynamically display web content managed in Salesforce CMS in new places in Experience Cloud. Complement Salesforce CMS' standard collections and single items with dynamic content on topic detail and record detail pages. Gain display flexibility with field mapping, which supports any custom CMS content type and most standard types. And since source code is provided for these components, you can use them as a basis for your own custom components.
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