You customized the APIM developer portal by editing pages and adding a custom theme. Developers should be able to self-register and subscribe to a public product from the portal without admin approval. After your edits, anonymous visitors still see the old portal. What should you do? (Choose two)

To make changes visible to anonymous visitors, you must explicitly publish the developer portal. Editing pages and themes does not automatically update the live portal; publishing pushes those changes to the public-facing site. To allow developers to self-register, you need to enable the "Sign-up" option within the developer portal settings. This setting controls whether new users can create accounts without administrator intervention. Marking a product as Private would restrict its visibility, which is contrary to the goal of public product subscription. Disabling the subscription requirement would remove API key protection, which is generally not desired for controlled access. Enabling "Require approval" would prevent self-service subscription, contradicting the requirement for immediate access without admin approval.