Learn how to use log4net to create additional logs for use with Sitecore. Just configure the logs and use the log4net API to write to them.

Upgrading a Sitecore solution can be a daunting task if you have many versions to jump. Fortunately, it’s much more manageable if you break it down into segments.

Learn how to make a custom Sitecore editor link directly to an item using the built-in JavaScript tools.

Easily get over namepsace ambiguity with Sitecore classes by using C#’s namespace aliases.

Sitecore sublayouts provide modular presentational pieces to Sitecore sites. Learn how to assign specific data to these components.

Learn a quick trick to handle hostnames with and without subdomains in a Sitecore multi-site solution.

Sitecore’s admin folder contains several useful utility pages that are either undocumented or not very well known. Read on to learn about their uses.

Sitecore sites add a .aspx extension to dynamic page URLs. This behavior can be changed to create more SEO friendly URLs. Read on to learn the approaches.

The treelist field type is useful to select many items in a tiered structure, but the use of source parameters can help control what editors can see and select.

Sitecore media assets can be stored in either the database or on the file system. This article covers the pros and cons of each approach.