Create a .NET Core page

Overview

To use Sitefinity ASP.NET Core Renderer with the New page editor, you should create a page, using the new ASP.NET Core page template.

PREREQUISITES: You must have enabled the New interface in your Sitefinity CMS. 

Procedure

Perform the following:

  1. In the ASP.NET Core Renderer backend, navigate to Pages and click Create a page.
  2. Enter the title of the page and click Continue.
  3. On Select a template step, scroll to .NET Core templates section and select Default.
    The new template is applied and the page opens for editing, using the New page editor. With the New page editor, you get a set of new layout and content widgets.

For more information about creating pages, see Create pages.

Supported widgets

The New page editor support the following widgets:
  • Section widget
    This is a layout widget that you can use to create the layout elements of your page. It also has an out-of-the-box styling features, such as margins, paddings, and backgrounds.
  • Content block widget
    This is the widget that you use to create content. You can use it to display text, tables, images, or videos.
  • Custom widgets
    For more information, see Create a custom ASP.NET Core widget

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