Before it was easy since any parsys on the page could be configured in design mode and then you could just import the node structure generated in etc/designs/project/template into your project. Right now with policies things don't really work as I would expect. It's very simple to test this. Just cr...

I know it's in conf ...I think I already tried about 30 different node structures in my policy and template. I can set the policy on my component if I add a design dialog. I don't know how to set the policy on the parsys inside my component. Also if I include a parsys with data-sly-resource in a pag...

Hi,I have a classic case of a container component that I can drag into the main layout container. My container component contains another layout container (parsys/responsivegrid).I am able to configure the policy for main layout container on the page but I couldn't find a way to set a policy for the...

The way I see it you have these options and you should go with whichever you feel is apropriate:- just set the max length in your textfield or add a description advising the author the recommended number of characters - this saves development time but adds some responsibility on the authors- impleme...

How are you including your clientlib? cq-layer-activated is an event in the editor not in your page so you need to add the category cq.authoring.editor.sites.page.hookOtherwise this works for me:(function ($, ns, channel, window, undefined) { "use strict"; channel.on('cq-layer-activated', function (...

Maybe I'm missing something but I don't really see what's complicated here. From your latest explanations it doesn't seem to be anything to do with dialogs and displaying values from one in the other, rather displaying content created for your card components in your card list component. If the card...

My advice is to try either:Create a clientlib only loaded in Author and overwrite your styles by setting an acceptable fixed height or a max-height if that's possibleCreate a clientlib only loaded in Author, overwrite your vh style and then resize your elements with JavaScript to their correct size....