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Externally hosted product images must be permitted by Salesforce ' s Content Security Policy before the storefront can retrieve and display them. Salesforce instructs Administrators to register an external image host as a Trusted URL and enable the img-src CSP directive. Trusted URL definitions can also use an asterisk as a wildcard when multiple applicable subdomains must be covered. Therefore, if the imported image URLs are structurally correct but their host or subdomain is not included by the existing trusted-site configuration, adding the appropriate wildcard CSP Trusted Site resolves the resource-loading restriction. Activating the product does not authorize the browser to load content from an external domain, while disabling Lightning Locker or relaxing the entire CSP is unnecessary and creates broader security exposure.

B2B Commerce supports product media on both variation parent products and individual child variations. Consequently, administrators must verify media at the correct level when a variation displays an unexpected image. If the child variation has no specific media, the storefront can present the parent ' s image in the variation context, which explains the bottle dis playing the case image. The same visible result occurs when the case image itself has accidentally been associated with the bottle variation. A sibling variation is not the proper source from which another child should inherit its image, and absence of variation media does not mean the category image automatically becomes the variation image as described in option A. Checking the variation ' s Media configuration and its parent relationship isolates these two causes.

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To preventa " Products " category from being displayed as requested by the Store Manager, the Administrator shouldDisable the Display in Menu attribute (A). This action will remove the category from the storefront navigation menu, ensuring it does not appear tostore visitors. This approach allows for flexibility in managing how products and categories are presented on the storefront, aligning with business requirements and preferences. The other options, such asEnable the Do Not Display in Menu attribute (B),Disable the Show in Menu attribute (C), andEnable the Hide in Menu attribute (D), are not standard attributes in Salesforce B2B Commerce for controlling menu display.

Salesforce CMS separates content management from the destinations where that content is published. A CMS workspace is the shared repository in which content is created and maintained, while channels identify the endpoints that consume published content. Salesforce documentation explains that content published in a workspace becomes available to the channels associated with that workspace. For Commerce stores, each store can have its own public channel, and those store channels can be added to the same CMS workspace. This design allows the marketing team to maintain shared content once while distributing it independently to both storefronts. Creating separate workspaces would unnecessarily duplicate content administration, while using only one channel would not correctly represent two distinct store publishing endpoints. Therefore, one shared workspace with one channel per store is correct.

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