Hello @Prashardan ,
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) does not provide a built-in option to add labels or headers directly within a Content Fragment Model. However, you can achieve a similar outcome by utilizing custom fields or structured content within your Content Fragment Model.
Here are a few approaches you can consider:
Custom Metadata Fields: You can create custom metadata fields within your Content Fragment Model to represent labels or headers. These fields can be of type Text or Rich Text, allowing authors to input custom labels or headers for the content fragment.
Structured Content: Instead of using labels or headers within the Content Fragment Model itself, you can structure the content fragment's elements or fields in such a way that they inherently include headers or labels. For example, you could organize your content fragment fields hierarchically, with each field having a corresponding label or header.
Component Composition: When using Content Fragment Models in conjunction with AEM Components, you can incorporate labels or headers directly within the component's rendering logic. This allows you to define headers or labels within the component markup while still utilizing the structured content provided by the Content Fragment Model.
Custom Development: If the above approaches do not meet your requirements, you can explore custom development options to extend the functionality of Content Fragment Models. This may involve developing custom Content Fragment Model extensions or integrating with other AEM features to achieve the desired labeling or header functionality.
When implementing any of these approaches, consider the authoring experience and ensure that it aligns with the content author's expectations and usability requirements. Additionally, document any customizations thoroughly to facilitate future maintenance and understanding by other team members
