@MichaelAi1 : you can add following element in the template element:
<?tcx-placeholder-text content="placeholder content goes here"?>
I hope this helps.
@djohn98390536 : To answer "how can you trigger a process when a property of an asset is updated", my inputs below:
You can setup a workflow launcher where you can configure the property on which a listener should be setup and call your custom process on change/delete events. [read more about Workfl...
@sschnelbach : Since document state is a metadata so it leads to mark the asset as dirty as it is done with any other asset metadata.
For your consideration, an enhanced version history comparison UI was introduced (in release 4.4) where you can see what has exactly changed in the working copy - you...
@pulkitvashisth : The requirement from use is not about flattening the nodes in AEM Sites output - but getting the flattened ditamap (folder structure) before it is processed for publishing via DITA-OT. the same has been discussed in another post [1]
@Mano4 :should this be marked duplicate as I ca...
@Mano4 : you can use Download MAP API (documented [1]) where flattening is an option. With downloaded map you can run the custom DITA-OT plugin.
[1]: check "Initiate export for DITA map with dependents" use parameter flatFS=true
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-guides/u...
@Beaula123 : I understand that this is a change in experience while creating a AEM Sites preset in web-editor. I think by design it does not allow you to browse paths under /libs hence that default template path is not shown either.
However, if you keep it blank and run a publishing job, it will st...
@davidl38471046 : Probably check the Folder Profile selected on the webeditor (See [1]) and for that folder profile re-upload the default ui_config.json from the Folder profile - check this tutorial to know where can you do this with Folder Profile - check this document/tutorial
Also, since you sa...