The Picture helper for Optimizely CMS 11 now supports creating webp versions for "all" image formats. Up until now webp versions was only created for jpg images. The reason was that the webp versions where lossy. The webp versions of a png image would get grainy/blurry parts, instead of the solid colors in the original … Continue reading Updates for Optimizely CMS 11 Picture helper
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PictureRenderer for Optimizely CMS 12
Say hello to PictureRenderer.Optimizely! The html helper that makes it super simple to render HTML Picture elements in your Optimizely CMS 12 solution. Images are automatically cropped and resized, and the browser will always select the most optimal image to use.The result is optimized (width, format, and quality), lazy loaded, and responsive images. If you … Continue reading PictureRenderer for Optimizely CMS 12
Serve Optimizely CMS pages directly from a CDN.
This blog post is about speeding up your site by caching your Episerver Optimizely CMS pages in a CDN. This solution gives you granular control on how long a specific page should be cached. It works for any CDN, but here I'm focusing on getting it to work with the Cloudflare CDN that is included … Continue reading Serve Optimizely CMS pages directly from a CDN.
Getting started with Optimizely CMS preview
This is my experience on how to get started with the preview version of Optimizely CMS. Expect this blog post to be outdated fairly soon... Finally I took the time to take a look at the brand new Optimizely CMS, the .Net 5 version of former Episerver CMS. It seems to be pretty easy to … Continue reading Getting started with Optimizely CMS preview
Control the cropping of your images with a focal point
The Image point editor for Optimizely/Episerver CMS can be used together with the Picture helpers in PictureRenderer.Optimizely or ImageProcessor.Web.Episerver to control the cropping of images. If showing the same image in different height and width on your site, you might want to control how the image is cropped. Let's say you are showing super cool, … Continue reading Control the cropping of your images with a focal point