Background When using Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), you will come across pages that can be viewed in multiple ways. A prime example of this is the sites page. By default in AEM 6.3, pages such as the sites page display in what is called the column view. The user can change the view to either …
While there are a number of tools at a developer’s disposal to create clean, engaging dialogs within AEM, there are times when you may need to extend dialog functionalities in your Adobe Experience Manager implementation to suit your clients’ needs. Oftentimes, this can be achieved without too much effort. As an exercise, we’ll use AEM …
Every manager who purchases Adobe Experience Manager always wants to use the Out-of-the-Box (OOB) components to begin to build their ridiculously custom website. Most have listened to Adobe’s marketing pitch and concluded that everything is all ready for them to be able to get authors working in the system right away without any custom development …
The new version of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM 6.0) by default uses a “touch-optimized” user interface while editing your sites. There are a number of ways to switch to using the “classic” user interface instead. To switch to the Classic UI for a particular page, click on the “Page Information” gear icon toward the upper …