Content Collection View
Universally search across multiple different content sources, with filter and sort options.
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Universally search across multiple different content sources, with filter and sort options.
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Content Collections use Universal Search and indexing and therefore does not support entity security.
The Content Collection View block is designed to bring your content collections to life. It offers powerful search and filtering tools that work across all items in your collection, delivering results at incredibly fast speeds.
If you run into issues, there is thorough documentation for the web block that can be referenced.
This block utilizes Universal Search, meaning results will only display if that has been configured properly on the content channel.
The content collection to search across.
Whether or not the filters should be displayed an option for this block.
Whether the search field should be enabled for this block. If disabled, enabling Search on Load or passing in a pre-defined search term would be advised.
Whether or not the sort options should be enabled for this block.
Whether or not to auto focus the search bar when the page loads.
The number of results to load with each search. Note that this block searches as an individual scrolls down, so this will be the number of results returned per each load.
If enabled, the block will search upon load.
Whether or not the results returned should be grouped by the content source. You can customize the header of each group by modifying the
The options for sort to provide for the block.
The term to use for the "Trending" sort option.
This section allows you to customize filters based on the selected Content Collection configuration.
The lava template to use to render the group headers. This will display above each content collection source. Only useful if Group Results by Source is enabled.
The XAML template to display for each item. Note, that the operation of loading XAML for long lists is expensive, so take caution to follow best layout practices.
The template to display before the user has searched once.
Determines if the matching personalization segments should receive a boost.
Determines if the matching personalization request filters should receive a boost.
The amount of boost to apply to matches on personalization.
The amount of boost to apply to matches on personalization.