To dynamically populate the site with blog posts as new ones are added, CK should use a Grid component with CMS Collections. A Grid component is a component that displays content in a grid layout with rows and columns. A CMS Collection is a collection of content items that are created and managed in Salesforce CMS. CK can use a Grid component and select a CMS Collection as the content source. This will allow CK to showcase blog posts written by AW Computing thought leaders on its site and automatically update them as new ones are added.

This option allows UMS to approve the first post of any new member who has joined within 7 days or less. UMS can create a moderation rule that applies to posts and comments, and specify the member criteria as ''Joined Date is within last 7 days''. UMS can also choose the action as ''Require Approval'' and assign a moderator group to review and approve the posts.

To share records with Customer Community users using Sharing Sets, you should create one Sharing Set and add the objects to share in the Sharing Set. A Sharing Set is a feature that allows you to share records with Customer Community users based on common account or contact fields. For example, you can share records with users who have the same account ID or contact ID as the record owner. To use Sharing Sets, you need to create one Sharing Set and add the objects that you want to share in the Sharing Set. You can then define the access level and criteria for each object.

Three best practices when configuring self-registration for an Experience Cloud site are A, B, and C. Self-registration is a feature that allows users to create their own accounts on your Experience Cloud site without an invitation. To configure self-registration, you need to assign a default profile for self-registered users, which determines their access level and permissions on your site. A best practice is to assign a cloned standard site profile as the default, which gives you more control over the settings and customization of the profile. Another best practice is to use a restrictive default profile to begin with, which limits the access and visibility of self-registered users until they are verified or approved by an administrator. A third best practice is to create a separate profile for your self-service site and your partner portal, which allows you to differentiate the access and functionality of different types of users on your sites.

To enable autocomplete for guest users, the administrator should use the Search component property editor, open the Autocomplete section, and click desired objects to appear in autocomplete. Select ''publicly available''. Autocomplete is a feature that suggests search terms based on what users type in the search box. The Search component property editor is a tool that allows you to customize the settings and behavior of the Search component on your Experience Cloud site. By selecting ''publicly available'', you can make autocomplete suggestions visible to guest users who are not logged in.