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Pertento for Storyblok
Component-based content, so an experiment can target what a block renders rather than a class name the theme owns.
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Storyblok models a page as a list of components, and the front end turns each one into markup. Pertento installs into that front end, in the head. The useful consequence of the component model is that a page has a stable structure to point at: an experiment on a hero block is an experiment on whatever the hero component renders, on every page that uses it. That is a better target than a class name, which belongs to the theme rather than to the content.
How it connects
- Add the tag to the head of the front end rendering Storyblok content.
- Target the markup a component produces, so a change applies wherever it is used.
- Build variants against the published site rather than inside the preview.
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