We are in the process of migrating a site with a bunch of custom tables. We're opting to use the (reusable) content items in the content hub.
We're running into the following: when content editors / CMS users now go and add new items we can't really 'scope' them to the correct type. We're placing these items in a folder for some semblance of structure instead of just dumping everything on a pile.
In the channels you can just enforce a scope or in previous versions specific child types).. how would we achieve the same in Xperience?
Could we achieve this by using smart folders, and if so.. it feels a little dirty to have a real folder just so there's some structure and then a 'smart folder' wrapped around it to ensure we can have this functionality. But if that's the way to go.. we'll have to.
Looking forward to any insights!
Thank you
Environment
Xperience by Kentico version: [30.9.0]
.NET version: [8|9]
Execution environment: [SaaS|Private cloud (Azure/AWS/Virtual machine)]
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