This section focuses on how to create data using the Umbraco backoffice
This section focuses on how to create data using the Umbraco backoffice.
There are three kinds of content in Umbraco:
Your normal website content exists in the content section.
Media content such as images, videos, and PDFs are stored in the Media section.
Finally, Members, are used for user profiles and frontend authentication which you can find in the Members section.
A fundamental principle in Umbraco is that all content types have a definition (Document Types, Media Types, Member Types). These definitions are highly customizable, meaning you can add properties and have complete control over how the data is organized.
Defining Document Types, adding properties, and creating content.
Defining Media Types and uploading files to the media section, using upload fields and image cropper.
Defining Member Types and creating members for authentication and user profiles.
Creating and editing Data Types.
Schedule when content should be published / unpublished automatically.
Overview of how to add and reorder tabs, convert a group to a tab, and manage the “Generic” tab
Control who has access to the Umbraco backoffice and what permissions they have.
An introduction to Relations and Relation Types, creating, and managing relationships between different entities in Umbraco.
Using Dictionary Items, you can store a value for each language. Dictionary Items have a unique key that is used to fetch the value of the Dictionary Item.
How to keep the noise down whilst ensuring your important content versions stick around indefinitely.
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