Hello all,
I want to integrate the AEM Communities Groups feature into our website so that it looks like a part of the web page rather than a different site and would like to know what my best options are for customizing the appearance of the communities sites. To clarify: I would like the result to look for the Groups feature like what is done with the forum in geometrixx-media - a seamless integration of that feature into my standard templates.
I already found out that I can place the community page at the position where I want it (e.g. /content/geometrixx-media/en/community/mymediacommunity.html) and then overlay libs/social/console/components/basepage so I can pull in the navigation etc. from my own templates. But using an overlay does not seem like the best way to do it.
What would be nice if I could create a Community Site Template that uses a resource type other than social/console/components/basepage for the community pages. Does anybody know if this is possible? Any other ideas for doing such a seamless integration?
I am using AEM 6.1 and Communitites FP6.
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hello,
The Community Groups feature should always be used in the context of a Community Site because of all the conventions and assumptions we are making in this context (e.g. system user groups for controlling the group roles & permissions).
You can override the basepage template for an entire Community Site as per the documentation here [0]. If you need to override the presentation of a specific page within a site, then your custom template can include this logic, maybe based on a property set on each page (following the same model)
Bertrand
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hello,
The Community Groups feature should always be used in the context of a Community Site because of all the conventions and assumptions we are making in this context (e.g. system user groups for controlling the group roles & permissions).
You can override the basepage template for an entire Community Site as per the documentation here [0]. If you need to override the presentation of a specific page within a site, then your custom template can include this logic, maybe based on a property set on each page (following the same model)
Bertrand
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