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. You create templates and pages using the standard Sitefinity CMS UI, but you edit them in the New page editor.
PREREQUISITES: You must have enabled the New interface in your Sitefinity CMS.
You can create ASP.NET Core templates in two ways:
You create and manage ASP.NET Core templates in the Templates grid, just like the MVC page templates in Sitefinity CMS backend.
The framework of a template is determined by the template that it is based on when creating it. To make a template a ASP.NET Core template, you must base it either on another programmatically created ASP.NET Core template or on the Default ASP.NET Core template.
Create templates: To create a ASP.NET Core template, follow procedure Create a template. The ASP.NET Core templates are grouped at the bottom of the Select a base template page, when creating a template.
Manage templates: To manage ASP.NET Core templates, use the Templates grid.
Edit templates: When you open an ASP.NET Core template for editing, it opens in the New page editor.
Perform the following:
For more information about creating pages, see Create pages.
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