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AEM 6.4 - Style tab is empty in dialog

  • February 20, 2019
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I am trying to setup styles for text component. Created a required design configuration and dialog changes but I could not see anything in Styles tab. It is just empty

Design configuration :- /etc/designs/testStyle

Dialog Changes

Added cq:designPah with value /etc/designs/testStyle in content(jcr:content)

Is there any additional configuration that we need to do to bring the styles tab?

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    Best answer by Gaurav-Behl

    You should plan to convert static templates to editable templates. Classic UI is deprecated per official docs.

    Static template would work in both Classic/Touch UI in AEM 6.4 but not sure about AEM 6.5 until its formally announced/released. However, per official documentation, you should use Editable templates for any new projects and plan to migrate existing static templates to editable templates and completely switch over to Touch UI (Standard UI).

    HTH

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    smacdonald2008
    smacdonald2008
    Level 10
    February 20, 2019

    Are you working with Classic UI dialog?

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    sachin_solutionAuthor
    Level 3
    February 21, 2019

    Scott MacDonald, Working on both classic and touch UI. Styles tab is empty in both case.

    smacdonald2008
    smacdonald2008
    Level 10
    February 21, 2019

    Please consult this document - we cover styling here - Getting Started with AEM Sites - WKND Tutorial

      arunpatidar
      Community Advisor
      arunpatidarCommunity Advisor
      Community Advisor
      February 21, 2019

      Hi,

      For touch UI you can check Adobe Experience Manager Help | Style System

      Arun Patidar
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        sachin_solutionAuthor
        Level 3
        March 1, 2019

        Thanks Scott MacDonald and Arun Patidat for sharing the references.

        Created a page with editable template and achieved the style design in touch UI mode, able to see multiple visual variation as well. But the issue is when I open the page in classic mode, I am not seeing anything no parsys, no sidekick and can not edit the component. Is this expected one? Will editable template work only in touch UI mode?

        Should we convert my exiting static template into editable template or

        Should we keep both static and editable template ?

        As per my understanding, at last the page should map anyone one not both of them, cq:template property should either point to editable or static template.

        which one to use If we want to support both classic and touch UI. Please suggest.

        Gaurav-Behl
        Gaurav-BehlAccepted solution
        Level 10
        March 1, 2019

        You should plan to convert static templates to editable templates. Classic UI is deprecated per official docs.

        Static template would work in both Classic/Touch UI in AEM 6.4 but not sure about AEM 6.5 until its formally announced/released. However, per official documentation, you should use Editable templates for any new projects and plan to migrate existing static templates to editable templates and completely switch over to Touch UI (Standard UI).

        HTH

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          sachin_solutionAuthor
          Level 3
          March 2, 2019

          Thanks Gaurav for your reply.

          I agree with you on static template would work in both Classic/Touch UI in AEM 6.4 but not in all cases. for example static template would not work if the component contains any style in it's dialog(for multiple visual variation). we have to go for editable template in order to have style system. Mainly the design is stored in different location.

          For static template, design is stored at /etc/designs/<my-site>/jcr:content

          For editable template, design is stored at /conf/<your-project>/settings/wcm/policies

          The conclusion is, 1. We can not achieve style design with static template in touch UI. 2. Editable template would not support classic UI.(may be because of Classic UI is deprecated per official docs.)

          Is this correct?

          Gaurav-Behl
          Gaurav-Behl
          Level 10
          March 2, 2019

          correct, assuming you meant "style system" feature when you say "style design"

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          sachin_solutionAuthor
          Level 3
          March 2, 2019

          Thanks Gaurav, yes, I meant "style system". Cheers

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