Lightning Communities Developer Guide
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Analyze and Improve Community Performance
Before Using CMS Connect
Edit a CMS Connection
Manage CMS Connections
Add CMS Header and Footer Components to Your Community
Add CMS Connect (HTML) Components to Your Community Pages
Add CMS Connect (JSON) Components to Your Community Pages (Beta)
CMS Connect Recommendations for Optimal Usage
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Add CMS Content to Your Community Pages
Come one, come all! Your headers, footers, banners, blogs, HTML, JSON, and other content
from your CMS are welcome on your community pages.
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Add CMS Header and Footer Components to Your Community
Once you've set up your CMS connection and added a header and footer, you're ready to add components to your pages. -
Add CMS Connect (HTML) Components to Your Community Pages
Once you've set up your CMS connection and added a header and footer, you're ready to add components to your pages. -
Add CMS Connect (JSON) Components to Your Community Pages (Beta)
Use CMS Connect to render your JSON content, such as articles and blogs. Use the property editor in the Community Builder to customize layouts to display your content just the way you want.