Learn how to collaborate using working copies, manage users and teams, manage and utilize workflows, and configure the visibility categories available to editors.
A Brief Introduction to the Web BuilderGetting Started with the Portal AppHow Does a Web Builder App Work?Starting and Running a Web Builder ProjectSDK Cheat Sheet
Extending the Portal App StylesAdding an Option to a WidgetEfficiently Maintaining Common Page AttributesCreating a Custom Page TypeCreating a Custom WidgetBuilding an Overlay Image WidgetHandling Events in Widget Components
Building a Social Feed WidgetCustomizing Widget List RenderingHaving On-Page Anchor Navigations Created AutomaticallyLetting Website Visitors Upload FilesCustomizing Page and Widget Property Editing Using ExtensionsScheduling and Expiring Page ContentMaintaining Website Settings Using Configuration Objects and Custom DialogsPreviewing Styling Options in Properties DialogsPaginating Search Results
The Web Builder’s Data ModelCustomizing Pages by Adding AttributesDiversifying Website Content Using Object ClassesIntroduction to Creating and Rendering Pages and WidgetsProviding the Best Editing ExperienceUsing React Components with the Web Builder’s Model ClassesAbout Stemmed Search and How to Enable ItCreating and Using LinksImplementing Automatic Content ValidationCreating Content as Reusable ModulesAdjusting the Styles of Web Builder ExtensionsLetting Editors Create Web Interfaces Utilizing Data
Integrating Blogposts from HubSpotIntegrating Google Firebase AuthAdding eCommerce with SnipcartEmbedding Giphy GIFsPosting Form Content to a Slack Channel via an AWS Lambda FunctionCreating a Form Widget that Saves the Input to a Google SheetUsing an AWS Lambda Function to Send an Email After Form SubmissionReact Router Integration
Working in the Browser ConsoleRendering Page and Widget Markup with JSXCustomizing the RoutingDefining Publish WebhooksAdding JustRelate Web Builder to Create-React-AppPublishing a Widget as an NPM PackageVisitor Authentication with IAMThe Web Builder as a Headless CMS: The REST APIUsing the Web Builder with Node.jsGetting Started with TypeScriptUsing the UI with a Development ServerMaking Content Editable via edit.scrivito.com
Setting Up Multiple WebsitesUsing the Portal App as the Foundation of a New WebsiteHaving Images Optimized for SizeMigrating Pages and Widgets Using Bulk Operations
Protective Measures for JustRelate’s Cloud InfrastructureContent Security Policy (CSP) GuideSetting Up Prerendering
In addition to the serverless JavaScript version, Scrivito also supports Ruby on Rails.
The Scrivito Ruby on Rails SDK makes your CMS content accessible to your Rails application. The SDK is a gem that provides everything needed for rendering this content. There are, for example, helpers for rendering navigations, or methods for searching and handling the results. The SDK also includes the functionality for editing content in place.
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