Thisuser license allows users to access cases, Knowledge articles, reports and dashboards, and custom objects in a self-service site. It also provides access to Chatter groups and files, and allows users to edit their own profiles. Customer Community Plus users can also use email-to-case functionality and create records that have lookups to accounts or contacts5

This setting allows guest users to view images and other content that are stored as asset files or CMS content in your Experience Cloud site. You need to enable this setting if you want guest users to see images on your customer portal.

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 componentthat 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.

To use standard profiles in an experience, the step that is required is to enable the "Allow using standard external profiles for self-registration, user creation, and login" option in Setup. A profile is a collection of settings and permissions that determine what users can see and do in Experience Cloud. Standard profiles are predefined profiles that come with Salesforce and cannot be edited or deleted. To use standard profiles for external users in an experience, you need to enable the "Allow using standard external profiles for self-registration, user creation, and login" option in Setup, which gives you access to use standard profiles such as Customer Community User or Partner Community User.

These two options allow the article to be visible to internal Salesforce users, unauthenticated visitors to the site, and third-party authenticated users. Visible in Public Knowledge Base enables the article to be accessed by guest users without logging in, while Visible to Employee enables the article to be accessed by internal users with the appropriate permissions4