Hi,I have setup my site on a new server. On those servers the site is working fine. But on the new servers, I have set all the permissions right on parent directory. When I run the site every thing...

Hi, I have a tree structure as below-Shop -By type -- Black ProductA ProductB ProductC -- Green Product1 Product2On ProductA in the category property i havs...

My setup is Kentico CMS 7.0.83 using SQL Server 2012 for session state. Note that the behavior in question does not occur when using InProc session state. And that I have only tested SQL Server and...

Dear Sir/Madam,I am using Kentico CMS 7 and creating a FAQ page. The current question style is underline with blue color. I am just wondering where in the CMS Desk, or Site Manager, that I can modi...

It has been more than two months since I published my last post on KB articles that you may find interesting, so it’s time for a new set of articles which may help you deliver the functionality you need.

UI personalization allows the creation of a simplified user interface. It’s a great way to create personalized and extensible user experiences that empower people to get things done. System administrators are able to remove tabs, menu items, actions and parts of UI pages that aren’t needed. This allows users to not be overwhelmed by loads of unnecessary options. System administrators are able to deploy intelligent user interfaces. In this session we will examine how this feature is used within Kentico CMS 7. We will cover the basics of technical implementation, design concerns, extensibility and security. In this webinar we looked at how to implement the basics of UI personalization on your Kentico CMS 7 site.

The Twitter feed web part in Kentico CMS uses Twitter API 1.0. Twitter is now retiring the API and replacing it with a new version. We’ve updated the web part to use the new API and this blog post will show you how to set it up.

Windows Azure is Microsoft’s answer to the cloud and Kentico CMS has been a close partner in leveraging this cloud platform. For developers Windows Azure provides a fantastic opportunity for building and deploying applications like Kentico CMS. In this video we take a look at how you can download and install Kentico CMS on Windows Azure using publishing and leveraging the Kentico Installation Manager.

In preparation for this video you should already have a Windows Azure account. If you’re looking for additional information on tooling, Microsoft provides them on www.windowsazure.com.

Kentico CMS is available through many different channels including Windows web application gallery and Windows Azure websites gallery. A few weeks ago, Kentico CMS version 7 appeared in both of them. Let’s take a look at how you can easily install Kentico CMS using one of these two options.

Kentico CMS is an enterprise Web Content Management and Customer Experience Management System that provides a complete set of features for building websites, intranets, community sites and e-commerce solutions on the Microsoft ASP.NET platform; on premise or in the cloud. In this video we take a look at why Kentico CMS 7 should your choice.