Designs are used for such cases if working with simple pages. I've tried adding /etc/design for Facebook Experience Fragment. I've added cq:designPath to the template. But I can't configure the right structure for this design.
Right now my design looks like this:
/etc/design/experience-fragment:
_jcr:content (with sling:resourceType set to wcm/core/components/designer)
__experience-fragment-template-facebook
___initial
____root (with components property specified).
No new components are allowed to be added to my experience fragments though. I would appreciate your help.
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Why don't you add those component while Editable template creation. Under the layout container you can select "Policy" where you can specify Allowed Components.
This can be done within XF as well but for that we need to create a XF template as mentioned in my previous thread:- AEM 6.3 Experience Fragments (this require changes in CRX/de) [I would not recommend this over my first suggestion].
-Kautuk
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Why don't you add those component while Editable template creation. Under the layout container you can select "Policy" where you can specify Allowed Components.
This can be done within XF as well but for that we need to create a XF template as mentioned in my previous thread:- AEM 6.3 Experience Fragments (this require changes in CRX/de) [I would not recommend this over my first suggestion].
-Kautuk
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Use an Editable Template and set the policy!
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