The Figma Sync plugin copies your Figma designs straight from the canvas into Amplience. Instead of someone recreating every banner, card and block by hand, the plugin reads the component instances in your campaign file and creates the matching content items. Images are copied as assets by default.
You map your Figma design system to your Amplience CMS content type schemas. After that, the plugin reads the component instances in your campaign file and creates the matching content items in Amplience.
Read more in the release note.
]]>Two updates to Dynamic Content make it easier to find the locales you need for field level localized content, bringing the most relevant locales to the top of the picker. This helps when your hub has a large number of locales configured but you only work with a small subset of them.
Read more in the release note.
]]>Search for content by ID in Dynamic Content, plus see more link and reference detail on content cards, using a new "Show details" option.
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The content library navigation pane is now resizable, so you can easily see full folder names
Repository name is now surfaced alongside repository label in the Settings page
Read more in the release note.
]]>Dynamic Content now lets you localize content items directly into corresponding repository folders, removing the need to manually move content after localization.
When you turn on the option to "Localize into folders", localized variants will be created in the same folder as the original rather than at the top level.
Read more in the release note.
]]>You can now use Content sync to efficiently transfer content between Dynamic Content hubs, simplifying workflows like promoting content through environments or copying production data for testing.
You can choose to sync all selected content or only updated items, helping you keep hubs aligned without unnecessary duplication.
Sync preserves content relationships, locale variations and hierarchies during the sync process.
Read more in the release note.
]]>Dynamic Content now lets you open content in a new tab from the content library, and a Publish status icon in revision history now marks the most recently published version.
In the revision history, when changes are made to published content, the publish status icon updates to show that an earlier version - not the latest - is the published one.
Read more in the release note.
]]>Workforce Flow reviews now support filtering and searching to help you find review tasks more quickly. Filter by flow, assignee, or status, with custom attributes available as additional filters.
You can configure custom attributes using the new Set Custom Attributes helper action to extend filter and search capabilities. Search covers the review label, run label, and any configured custom attributes.
Read more in the release note.
]]>It's now quicker to add content palette objects to schemas in the Dynamic Content schema editor.
A new Content palette (object) option in the Add property menu, lets you quickly add a snippet example to your schema.
Learn more about adding properties to schemas.
]]>You can now use the Hierarchy API in content preview apps.
It's now possible to preview your site at a specified time and date in the future, and make use of the features of the Hierarchy API to retrieve scheduled updates to page structures, site maps and other content modeled using hierarchies.
Read more in the release note.
]]>In Dynamic Content you can now navigate forms more efficiently and select content across multiple pages.
A new Go to menu, generated from form dividers, lets you jump directly to sections.
You can also select content across multiple pages in the content library and content choosers, making bulk actions like copying, setting status, and archiving easier.
Select up to 20 items across pages, with a running total shown as you browse or search.
Read more in the release note.
]]>Workforce Flows are now created with admin-only access by default, allowing Admins to test them before making them available more widely. While in this state, flows can only be run in Test mode by Admin users, and are not accessible to others.
When you’re ready to make a flow more available for others to run, simply switch the flow to Enabled.
Read more in the release note.
]]>The schema editor "Add properties" menu in Dynamic Content has been updated to be more intuitive when adding properties to schemas.
Now, developers will find the Next Generation properties are integrated and grouped alongside related fields for easier discovery and use.
Read more in the release note.
]]>The Workforce integrations marketplace is a collection of extensions developed by Amplience or our partners. It includes action extensions to integrate Workforce Flows with Dynamic Content and Content Hub, and integrations with commerce platforms including Shopify, Salesforce B2C Commerce, BigCommerce, SCAYLE and commercetools. The marketplace action extensions are available to install on any of your hubs.
The new integrations page makes it easy to install action extensions from the marketplace as well as to install your own custom extensions.
Read more in the release note.
]]>You can now switch between the default, centered layout and full width layout for content forms when working in Dynamic Content. Full width expands to fill your screen, making it easier to work with complex content.
This setting applies across content forms, the schema editor, and scheduling views.
Read more in the release note.
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