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Looking at improving backend performance on our Sitecore installation I can see that adjusting some of the application settings leads to considerable gains – e-g- unchecking “prefetch collapsed sections” does wonders, as does hiding the validation bar and standard fields.
But is there any way of setting these options for users without asking them to do it themselves, and is there any way of limiting which options they can actually set?
John West recently published a blog about about doing this via a
LoggedInpipeline processor for a particular setting. You can use that as a model to handle this for any settings:Automatically Show the Quick Info Section in the Content Editor of the Sitecore ASP.NET CMS