In my case, we placed a redirect at CDN. The older jquery version is needed for AEM author and AEM purpose. Not for the public site. So public site CDN had rule to internal redirect and serve latest jquery. whereas author and local continues running with aem native version. 

Have you tried integrating Bitbucket and ran into any specific issues?    Easiest standard pattern is to leverage Adobe Github. You remote sync, ship your code from your Bitbucket into Adobe github and run cloudmanager from adobe github. Documentation.  But for this, code must be shipped from Privat...

Correct as Raphael points, header is loaded from scripts.js.loadHeader().    In our project, we hide based of page template. Like we have condition  if (!isCheckoutPage()) { loadHeader(doc.querySelector('header')); }   Another ootb flag is window.hlx.suppressLoadHeaderFooter. Refer here https:...

Couple redflags I notice, can you rename your index from `default` to something else. Like `mysite-global`. Default index appears reserved word, dono if it hurts.  Also for target, you have created query-index.json at root? Usually its under a folder from root like /us/en/query-index.json.    Adobe ...

Hi @Nidihsa , Here is the documentation for RUM Explorer. Example url will look like this    https://www.aem.live/tools/rum/explorer.html?domain=my.example.com&view=month&domainkey=XXXX-XXXX-XXXX   Adobe example RUM explorer: https://www.aem.live/tools/oversight/explorer.html?domain=emigrationbrewin...

The JSON Exporter is a delivery url to read AEM content. It doesn't allow write operation. In your case, its easier to open the page in edit mode and directly edit the page instead of XML ways.  But still if you want an XML way of editing, use the content.xml. So you ll, package the page, download t...

Preferably donot plan for content propagation from lower environment into production that ll blindly replace live content. Keep lower environments for IT teams like dev, QA, testing, performance etc. And spare production to marketing, business team only. But many times this is difficult to strictly ...