@skumari @ What's the use case here? What are you achieving here by hitting "/crx/explorer/index.jsp.css" ? Can you elaborate as to why/how. Thanks,Bilal

Hi! you can make use of ComponentContext here. Create a sling model, check if the current user is a part of administrators group and then set the decoration true. This would make it non-editable for other users and editable for the users which are a part of administrators user group.  thanks,Bilal

Hi! add group.p.or=true to your query   Thanks, Bilal

Hi! you can follow this blog to get your answers.    https://aemcorner.com/aem-how-to-remove-div-wrapper-from-component/   Thanks, Bilal

Hi! Please change one of the parsys resource name and you'll get two separate parsys in your component. change from '422' to '423' maybe   -Bilal

Your approach is wrong. Why over engineer when AEM provides your the capability to upload/process the assets(images/pdfs).   -Bilal

Great to hear that! did it work for you? -Bilal

Hi! I had attached my postman collection for you. Anyway, now that you have figured out how to build and deploy the project(getting into the target folder and manually uploading the .zip into your AEM server), let me know if that worked out.   - Bilal

Hi, you can try using postman to upload the package. Import the JSON to your postman collection and then go to 'body' tab, attach the package and hit send.Postman Collection 

Hi,The Sightly block statement you shared data-sly-test.hasContent="${navigation.items.size > 0}"  should not throw any error ideally because it is a part of navigation.html.can you share the complete stack trace? and if possible share a few more details as in if how you've customized it.