Well, this is quite simple:
1- Placeholder in your code
Let's say you have a 2 columns rendering that will placed int your main layout. This 2 columns rendering will have 2 laceholders: one for the Main content and one for the Side Column. Something like:
< div class="row"> < h1 class="col-sm-12">@Html.Sitecore().Placeholder("imagebanner")< /h1> < /div> < div class="row"> < h1 class="col-sm-12">@Html.Sitecore().Placeholder("contenttitle")< /h1> < /div> < div class="row"> < div class="col-sm-9 main-column"> < article class="col-sm-12"> @Html.Sitecore().Placeholder("contentcolumn") < /article> < /div> < div class="col-sm-3 sidebar"> @Html.Sitecore().Placeholder("sidecolumn") < /div> < /div>
2- Sitecore elements
On the sitecore side, the only thing you will need to define the Placeholder Settings under the path: /sitecore/layout/Placeholder Settings/xxx
You can noticed the Placeolder Key match the definition of the placeholder in our code:
@Html.Sitecore().Placeholder("sidecolumn")
You can also notice that you can select the Allowed Controls. Those will be the controls that are display to the Content Author when adding a new element in the placeholder. Once this is defined, Sitecore will automatically make the mapping. and now on the Page Editor you will see the "Add" buttons when you select the placeholder...In a future post I will describe how you can overwrite this placeholder settings for specific template...
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