Not sure if there is some way in which you can actually manipulate Edge delivery HTML, but if you are just trying to style your block, rather than relying on your data-attributes, you can essentially do it easily using your block.js or block.cssYou can take a look at the existing blocks to get some ...

prop.rules.resource-only is only applicable for AEM6.5For AEMaaCS you probably will have to change the rules and try using prop.rules.hierarchicalhttps://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/dispatcher-flush-rules/index.html 

I dont think there is any specific header which will indicate whether it is served from dispatcher or not.But you can essentially verify that from the dispatcher_httpderror logs which you can download from cloud manager.Hope this helps.

https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/excluding-properties-from-fulltext-lucene-index-searches-not/m-p/382778 You can check if this helps

Can you try aio cloudmanager:org:selectIt will give you the option to select the org id to which you have access to.

Hi @Keerthi0555 You can do that using an Xpath query like this/jcr:root/content/abc//element(*, cq:Page) [ (jcr:like(fn:lower-case(jcr:content/@jcr:title), '%Construction%')) ] 

Even then as I mentioned default farm has catch-all configuration, and vhost evaluation is done from the bottom most farm, so if you will place your default-farm at the bottom, none of the other farms will be evaluated. Hence it is recommended to keep the default farm at the topTherefore, you should...

I would agree with @EstebanBustamante It seems to be probably related to policies. You can try copying the embedded component's policy once under your parent component's policy node to check.Structure would look something like this : Parent component  parent component policy  embedded component    e...

I would assume both your farms have similar entries for virtualhost (probably {"*"}), so dispatcher picks up the lowest farm entry by default as it will be a match. You can cross check that once.

Your default farm generally has a catch-all vhost configuration which means if a request is coming from a vhost which is not matched, it will by default go to that farm. Since you are calling it from your local, if you have not set up a vhost it will by default go to the default farm itself. You wil...