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Sitecore Sitecore-Experience-Solution-9-Developer Exam
Sitecore Experience Solution 9 Developer Certification (Page 2 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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What happens when you set a field as shared? And unversioned?

  1. A shared field contains a different version of the data for all versions in all languages. An unversioned field contains different version of the data per language.
  2. Both
  3. A shared field contains a single version of the data for all versions in all languages. An unversioned field contains one version of the data per language.
  4. None

Answer(s): C



Why should you avoid defining the same field multiple times in more than one template?

  1. It makes it much harder to manage later on.
  2. It makes it much easy to manage later on.
  3. Preformance decreases
  4. Performance increases

Answer(s): A



Droplink

  1. Set the folder in the Media Library it will openwhen selecting an image for the field.
  2. Configuration of the toolbar andfunctionality of the Rich Text Editor.
  3. Set the items to be displayed as options.
  4. All

Answer(s): C



What happens if you don't set any insert options?

  1. Content Editors users will be able to create content (using the Insert from template option).
  2. Designers will be able to create content (using the Insert from template option).
  3. Only admins and privileged users will be able to create content (using the Insert from template option).
  4. Everyone will be allowed to create template

Answer(s): C



Where should you set insert options as a best practice?

  1. In the Standard Values, so they are applied as a options to newly created items.
  2. In the Standard Values, so they are applied as a default to newly created items.
  3. In the Standard tempates, so they are applied as a default to newly created items.
  4. In the base tempates, so they are applied as a default to newly created items.

Answer(s): B



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