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Communities: Salesforce CMS, Access Control, and Better Security for Guest Users
Create, organize, and publish content in Salesforce with Salesforce CMS, now generally available.
Take better control of who can publish and edit a community with Access Control in Workspaces.
And give access to unauthenticated community users while knowing that Salesforce is keeping your
data safe.
Tip
There’s lots of Lightning striking Salesforce these days—Lightning Experience, the Lightning framework, Lightning web components—and it can be tricky to know how it all applies to Communities. Here's the rundown.
Lightning communities use the same underlying technology as Lightning Experience—namely, the Lightning Platform and Lightning components—but you aren’t required to enable Lightning Experience to use them.
Also check out the Lightning Components section of the release notes for changes that affect community users.
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Salesforce CMS: Generally Available, Custom Content Types, Translations, and New Layout Options
Salesforce CMS is now generally available with an updated design and some new options, including the ability to localize your content, and making content available to the B2B Commerce managed package and communities created using Salesforce Tabs + Visualforce. -
Lightning Communities: Flexible Layouts, Access Control, and Navigation Menu Variations
You’re no longer limited to our page layouts. Now you can build highly customized pages with flexible layouts. Use role-based access to control who can do what as your team builds and customizes your communities. Create multiple navigation menus, and use and reuse them in any navigation menu component, including tile menus. -
Lightning Components in Community Builder: Tile Menu Generally Available and Record List Header Customizations
The Tile Menu component is now generally available and ready for prime time. Customize the record list component’s header to include list actions, list searches, filters, and more. And hide user profile pictures for users who don’t want to show them. -
Guest User: Restricted Access, Private Org-Wide Default for Guest Users, and New Sharing Rules
We've greatly enhanced guest user security to adhere to the Salesforce principle of least access. We've changed guest user org-wide defaults, record ownership, and driving guest user record access through a simplified and explicit sharing model. You can also use a new sharing rule type to share data with guest users. -
Security and Sharing: User Visibility Disabled by Default, TLS 1.2, and Email Confirmation
Community and portal visibility is now off by default in newly created Winter ’20 orgs. Salesforce is disabling the older Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.1 encryption protocol and is now requiring TLS 1.2. Set up email confirmations for when your community users change their email address. -
Other Changes in Communities
Learn about smaller changes that improve your experience with communities.

