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This section describes how to create and manage pages with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) so that you can then create content on those pages.
Uwaga:
Your account needs the appropriate access rights and permissions to take action on pages such as create, copy, move, edit, and delete.
If you encounter any problems we suggest you contact your system administrator.
As an author you will need to organize your website within AEM. This involves creating and naming your content pages so that:
- You can easily find them on the author environment
- Visitors to your site can easily browse them on the publish environment
You can also use folders to help organize your content.
The structure of a website can be thought of as a tree structure that holds your content pages. The names of these content pages are used to form the URLs, whereas the title is shown when the page content is viewed.
The following shows an example from the We.Retail site, where a hiking shorts page (desert-sky-shorts) is accessed:
- Author environment
http://localhost:4502/editor.html/content/we-retail/us/en/products/equipment/hiking/desert-sky-shorts.html - Author environment - classic UI
http://localhost:4502/cf#/content/we-retail/us/en/products/equipment/hiking/desert-sky-shorts.html - Publish environment
http://localhost:4503/content/we-retail/us/en/products/equipment/hiking/desert-sky-shorts.html
Depending on the configuration of your instance, use of /content might be optional on the publish environment.
/content
/we-retail
/us
/en
/products
/equipment
/hiking
/desert-sky-shorts
/hiking-poles
/...
/running...
/surfing...
/...
/seasonal...
/...
/about-us
/experience
/...
/es...
/de...
/fr...
/...
/...
This structure can be viewed From the Sites console, where you can navigate through the pages of your website and perform actions on the pages. You can also create new sites and new pages.
From any point, you can see the upward branch from breadcrumbs in the header bar:
When creating a new page, AEM will validate the page name according to the conventions imposesd by AEM and JCR.
The minimum allowed characters are:
- 'a' through to 'z'
- 'A' through to 'Z'
- '0' through to '9'
- _ (underscore)
- - (hyphen/minus)
Full details of all characters allowed can be found in the naming conventions.
If you supply only a page Title when creating a new page, AEM will derive the page Name from this string and validate the name according to the conventions imposed by AEM and JCR. A Title field containing invalid characters will be accepted, but the name derived will have the invalid characters subsituted. For example:
When you supply a page Name when creating a new page, AEM will validate the name according to the conventions imposed by AEM and JCR. You cannot submit invalid characters in the Name field. When AEM detects invalid characters the field will be highlighted with an explanatory message available to indicate the characters that need removing/replacing.
Uwaga:
You should avoid using a two-letter code as defined by ISO-639-1 as a page name, unless it is a language root.
See Preparing Content for Translation for more information.
In AEM, a template specifies a specialized type of page. A template will be used as the basis for any new page being created.
The template defines the structure of a page including a thumbnail image and other properties. For example, you may have separate templates for product pages, sitemaps, and contact information. Templates are comprised of components.
AEM comes with several templates provided out-of-the-box. The templates available depend on the individual website. The key fields are:
- Title
The title displayed on the resulting web-page.
- Name
Used when naming the page.
- Template
A list of templates available for use when generating the new page.
Uwaga:
If configured on your instance, template authors can create templates with the Template Editor.
Components are the elements provided by AEM so that you can add specific types of content. AEM comes with a range of out-of-the-box components that provide comprehensive functionality. These include:
- Text
- Image
- Slideshow
- Video
- And many more
Once you have created and opened a page you can add content using the components, which are available from the component browser.
Uwaga:
The Components Console give an overview of the components on your instance.
Unless all pages have been created for you in advance, before you can start creating content, you must create a page:
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Open the Sites console (for example, http://localhost:4502/sites.html/content).
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From the final stage of the wizard you can either:
- Use the three tabs to enter the page properties you want assigned to the new page, then click/tap Create to actually create the page.
- Use Back to return to template selection.
Key fields are:
- Title:
- This is displayed to the user and is mandatory.
- Name:
- This is used to generate the URI. If not specified, the name is derived from the title.
- If you supply a page Name when creating a new page, AEM will validate the name according to the conventions imposesd by AEM and JCR.
- You cannot submit invalid characters in the Name field. When AEM detects invalid characters the field will be highlighted and an explanatory message shown to indicate the characters that need removing/replacing.
Uwaga:
- Use the three tabs to enter the page properties you want assigned to the new page, then click/tap Create to actually create the page.
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Use Create to complete the process and create your new page. The confirmation dialog will ask whether you want to Open the page immediately or return to the console (Done):
Uwaga:
If you create a page using a name that already exists at that location, the system will automatically generate a variation of the name by appending a number. For example if winter already exists a new page will become winter0.
Uwaga:
Once a page has been created its template cannot be changed - unless you create a launch with a new template, though this will lose any content already existing.
After creating a page, or navigating to an existing page (in the console), you can open it for edit:
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Select your page by using either:
- Quick actions
- Selection mode and the toolbar
And then select the Edit icon:
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The page will be opened and you can edit the page as required.
Uwaga:
Navigating to other pages from the page editor is only possible in Preview mode since links are not active in the Edit mode..
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Select your page using either:
- Quick actions
- Selection mode and the toolbar
And then the Copy page icon:
Uwaga:
If you are in selection mode this is exited automatically as soon as the page is copied.
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Uwaga:
If you copy the page to a location where a page with the same name as the original already exists, the system will automatically generate a variation of the name by appending a number. For example if winter already exists winter will become winter1.
Uwaga:
Renaming a page is also subject to the Page Naming Conventions when specifying the new page name.
Uwaga:
A page can only be moved to a location where the template upon which the page is based is allowed. See Template Availability for more information.
The procedure to move or rename a page is basically the same and is handled by the same wizard. With this wizard you can:
- Rename a page without moving it.
- Move the page without renaming it.
- Move and rename at the same time.
AEM offers you the functionality to update any internal links that refer to the page being renamed/moved. This can be done on a page-by-page basis to provide full flexibility.
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Select your page using either:
- Quick actions
- Selection mode and the toolbar
And then select the Move page icon:
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From the Rename stage of the wizard you can either:
- Specify the name you want the page to have after it is moved, then click/tap Next to proceed.
- Cancel to abort the process.
Uwaga:
If you move a page to a location where a page with the same name already exists, the system will automatically generate a variation of the name by appending a number. For example if winter already exists winter will become winter1.
- Specify the name you want the page to have after it is moved, then click/tap Next to proceed.
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From the Select Destination stage of the wizard you can either:
- Use the column view to navigate to the new location for the page:
- Select the destination it by clicking the destination's thumbnail.
- Click Next to continue.
- Select the destination it by clicking the destination's thumbnail.
- Use Back to return to page name specification.
Uwaga:
If you move a page to a location where a page with the same name already exists, the system will automatically generate a variation of the name by appending a number. For example if winter already exists winter will become winter1.
- Use the column view to navigate to the new location for the page:
Uwaga:
If the page was already published, moving the page will automatically unpublish it. By default, it will be republished when the move is complete, but this can changed by unchecking the Republish field in the Adjust/Republish step.
Uwaga:
If the page is not referenced in any way, then the Adjust/Republish step will be skipped.
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Use selection mode to select the required page, then use Delete from the toolbar:
Uwaga:
As a security precaution, the Delete page icon is not available as a quick action.
Uwaga:
If a page is already published, it will automatically be unpublished before deletion.
You can lock/unlock a page from either a console or when editing an individual page. Information about whether a page is locked is also shown in both locations.
Uwaga:
Folders are also subject to the Page Naming Conventions when specifying the new folder name.
Uwaga:
- Folders can only be created directly under Sites or under other folders. They cannot be created under a page.
- The standard actions move, copy, paste, delete, publish, unpublish, and view/edit properties can be performed on a folder.
- Folders are not available for selection within a live copy.
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