Orchard Core HTML Body

Enable OrchardCore.Html and attach HtmlBodyPart to a content type. The part stores its source in HtmlBodyPart.Html; it has no Body property.

await _contentDefinitionManager.AlterTypeDefinitionAsync("Article", type => type
    .Creatable()
    .WithPart("TitlePart", part => part.WithPosition("0"))
    .WithPart("HtmlBodyPart", part => part
        .WithPosition("1")
        .WithEditor("Wysiwyg")));

HtmlBodyPartViewModel exposes Html, ContentItem, HtmlBodyPart, and TypePartDefinition. It does not expose Body or TypePartSettings. Display rendering starts with the part HTML, optionally renders Liquid, and then processes shortcodes.

<article>
  {{ Model.Html | raw }}
</article>

@model OrchardCore.Html.ViewModels.HtmlBodyPartViewModel
<article>@Html.Raw(Model.Html)</article>

The part settings control sanitization, Liquid rendering, and editor choices. Use the built-in default, Trumbowyg WYSIWYG, or Monaco editor according to the enabled editor features and settings. Avoid relying on undocumented custom editor shape names; inspect the available editor shapes in the target version.

All HTML is sanitized when SanitizeHtml is enabled. If Liquid is also rendered, validate it after choosing the sanitization policy because sanitization can change Liquid markup.