I don't think there's a way to expose authenticated pages to search index and crawlers; however, if your content is not sensitive, what you can do is make all those pages publically accessible, and then add JavaScript to hide the content when the users are not logged in; however, this method still p...

Google typically indexes web pages that are accessible to its crawlers. However, for pages that require authorization (such as login pages or those behind a paywall), Google's crawlers cannot access the content in the same way they do for public pages. To index content from pages that require author...

Yes, As a best practice, initially during the development phase, you should store the policies in ui.content, making sure that the /conf folder is mode="merge". This will setup and help future developers build a base project on their local machines. Ideally during the development of your editable te...

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Form the AEMaaCS platform, you'd need to configure the preview service. Documentation can be found here https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-cloud-service/content/implementing/preview-tier/preview-tier-configuring-osgi.html?lang=en#configuring-osgi-settings-for-the-preview-tier...

There are several ways to achieve this - Create custom clientlib to target the editor - Overlay the ContentTree.js as you mentioned.

I have a solution for you, I sorted this problem out with a process of trial and error. Step 1: Identifying the Issue with the Query Performance Tool Step 2: Updating Lucene Index Properties Step 3: Deleting and Remaking %_TARGET_FOLDER_% Step 4: Complete Index Folder Deletion Step 5: Unconventional...