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Salesforce offers its customers the option to purchase special licenses that allows an Organization's employees, customers, partners and non-SalesforceCRM licensed Users access to a limited subset of standard Salesforce Objects and Content, plus custom objects via a secure "portal" called a community which can have many features. Many of those features are license dependent as is access and sharing of records. Communities are highly customizable.
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Apply CSS code to one page variation only in community
Hi @lorr81 I know my answer is 1 year 11 months late, but today I figured this out!
See the <body></body> tag of your HTML after your page loads, it should have some class names. One of the class name …
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