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In this blog and as a start I will talk about the search features in the UI in Sitecore 9. So search can be done using the two interfaces, 1. Content Editor 2. and Experience Editor The results appear in a new paged interface in case you are using Experience Editor or a new tab in case you are using Content Editor and a list of facets appear too to the right side, they can be applied on the result to narrow the search and give more specified result list. Also using search filters, such as including a template, author or date and specify whether the result should have this filter, must have it (it works as AND) or must not have it Or you can use the wildcard search which is done by just typing * in the search box, hit enter, and the result will be a list of all the sub-items. One of the coolest features and time saver -in my opinion- when performing a search using Content Editor of Experience Editor is the operations that can be done on the results, they can be a...

Less than a year with Sitecore, so far so good. The first time I heard of Sitecore was in my initial interview with Tanasuk.  My career with Tanasuk began in February 2018. From its genesis, I was excited to learn about this new technology. I attended a Digital Transformation Event that highlighted the paramount functionality and possibilities of Sitecore, peaking my enthusiasm to develop websites unparalleled to anything I had previously worked on.  I started my learning process one step at a time. This is just the beginning, as there is still so much to master; new technology emerges every day. I frequently attend user groups in Jordan to enhance my knowledge and augment my skillset. Going to the Sitecore symposium in Orlando, Florida this year further ignited my enthusiasm (and there was an off-chance to see Will Smith). I heard about innovative topics, client-satisfaction features, and new technologies that would stimulate my experience as well. And ...