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Get Up to Speed with Lightning Communities

Develop Lightning Communities: The Basics

Customize the Look and Feel of a Lightning Template

Example: Build a Condensed Theme Layout Component

Develop Secure Code: Locker Service and Stricter CSP

Analyze and Improve Community Performance

Connect Your Community to Your Content Management System

Before Using CMS Connect

Create a CMS Connection

Edit a CMS Connection

Manage CMS Connections

Add CMS Content to Your Community Pages

Personalize Your CMS Content

CMS Connect Recommendations for Optimal Usage

CMS Connect Examples

Example: Connect HTML Content to Your Community

Example: Connect JSON Content to Your Community

Report on Deflections: The Deflection Signals Framework

Deploy a Community from Sandbox to Production

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Connect Your Community to Your Content Management System

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CMS Connect Examples

CMS Connect Examples

Here are some examples of how to set up CMS Connect in your community.

Example: Connect HTML Content to Your Community
Learn how to display HTML content in your community using CMS Connect. This example brings in an HTML header, footer, and banner content from Adobe Experience Manager (AEM).
Example: Connect JSON Content to Your Community
Here’s an example of how to set up JSON content in your community using CMS Connect. This example pulls in JSON content from a WordPress CMS into your community.