There are many use cases or situations where you might need to customize the appearance of an existing MVC widgets. You may want to add new custom properties like background color or change the output HTML of a widget.

Hello,I am looking to add custom functionality to the bizforms that are created through the forms application. I found this post with an option and I am currently creating a new web part modeled af...

I have to develop a custom module for Kentico e-commerce in which I want to display a form (in items tab of order) which lets me update the order item fields added by me in OrderItem modules such a...

Applying hotfix 11.0.39 or newer introduced a change in the E-commerce API, which could cause undetected broken functionality for sites with a customized tax calculation process. This article describes the way it is fixed in 11.0.47 hotfix and lists other related information sources on rectifying the issue.

I would like to be allow specific group of users to sync their own content from staging to live. What's the best approach to do this? I noticed we can automatically sync content from staging to liv...

I've been searching and working around a lot to understand how to create a Forms using Kentico Form builder with custom form controls that may have special fields and custom validation and totally...

Hi, In the CKEditor toolbar, when I click on the 'Insert Link' button a window opens up (with tabs Attachments, Content, Media Libraries, Web, Anchor, Email). I was wondering if there were any con...

In this Kentico 1 on 1, I interviewed newly crowned MVP Kristian Bortnik from Web Design Magic. Kristian is the Head of Development there and has a lot of experience around customizing the Kentico Ecommerce engine. I thought it would be interesting for the community to hear Kristian’s approach to creating customized ecommerce solutions.

I am trying to develop a custom module using Kentico best practices where possible. I have been following the article at https://docs.kentico.com/k10/custom-development/creating-custom-modules, how...

Everyone enjoys when an application is familiar to them. Whether it’s the styling or imagery, providing a consistent and familiar experience for your users is a critical step in developing a site. Kentico has long provided developers ways to customize the interface and in Kentico 10 we made it even easier. In this blog, I’ll show you how you can easily modify the admin dashboard using your own styling.