LWR Sites for Experience Cloud

LWR Sites for Experience Cloud
Get to Know the Template
Pages and Components in the LWR Template
Differences in Behavior
Template Limitations
Start Building Your LWR Site
Brand Your LWR Site
Add Additional Customizations
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Pages and Components in the LWR Template

Build Your Own (LWR), as the name implies, is a minimal template that provides only the most essential out-of-the-box pages and components.
The template includes only the following template pages. So to create a working site, you must create additional custom pages.
  • Home
  • Error
  • Login
  • Forgot Password
  • Check Password
  • Register

Also, we provide LWC versions of only a few components, so to accomplish your goals, you must create custom Lightning web components.Components panel

These out-of-the-box components provide similar functionality to the corresponding components in Aura sites.

  • Rich Content Editor lets you add text to the page.
  • HTML Editor lets you add and edit custom markup.
  • Tile Menu adds an intuitive, image-based navigation menu to your site.
  • Check Email displays a message instructing the user to check password reset email.
  • Community Logo displays the logo that you specify in Login & Registration in the Administration workspace.
  • Employee Login Link redirects internal users to the Salesforce login page to log in to the site.
  • Forgot Password sends a reset password email to the given username.
  • Login Form logs users into the site using their username and password.
  • Self Registration allows external users to self-register in the site.
  • Social Login logs users into the site using Auth Providers or SAML SSO.

Now, with the Build Your Own (LWR) template, the startURL query parameter is propagated for all login and page redirects. Also, autofill is enabled for login input fields and password manager.

Tip

  • You can’t open the Rich Content Editor for editing by double-clicking it on the page. Use the component’s Edit Content button instead. Also, several options are unavailable, such as changing font and highlight colors, formatting, and adding links, images, and videos.
  • Login component buttons don’t change color when a user hovers over them.
  • The Right Frame URL property for the Login page isn’t supported in the Administration workspace on the Login & Registration tab.

Note

When you customize a login page or any page that includes fields with sensitive or confidential information with Experience Builder, we recommend that you use only standard components built by Salesforce or components that you built, customized, or vetted. Use of third-party components and code libraries on a page that includes fields with sensitive or confidential information can increase your risk for security vulnerabilities.

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