sf-experience-cloud

To secure guest user access in Experience Cloud, configure guest user profiles and sharing rules to prevent unauthorized data exposure. Secure Apex controllers by enforcing object-level and field-level security checks explicitly within your site's public-facing logic.

Deploy Network and ExperienceBundle metadata by executing the Network component deployment first, followed by the ExperienceBundle. This specific deployment order ensures your Experience Cloud site functions correctly and avoids metadata dependency errors.

Yes, you can expose LWC components to Experience Cloud portals. Apply community context tokens for user session data, implement Light DOM for seamless CSS theming, and configure navigation using named pages to ensure proper component routing.

Choosing between LWR and other Experience Cloud site types requires evaluating your portal requirements. Select LWR for performance-focused public sites, Customer Service for support portals, Partner Central for partner portals, and Help Center for knowledge delivery.

Set up custom registration handlers and social logins in Experience Cloud by configuring custom authentication handlers. This involves writing Apex registration handler classes and defining authentication provider metadata to enable external social login functionality.

CMS content delivery in an LWR Experience Cloud site may fail due to incorrect guest user sharing rules or improper metadata deployment. Verify that CMS content is published, guest profiles have read access, and ExperienceBundle metadata is deployed correctly.