Awesome! That worked!! Thanks kautuksahni

I have not been involved in such an implementation. However, my thoughts are that you store a value in the profile to check whether it is the user's first login/first visit to a specific page. If yes, then trigger the overlays. You will have to customize the existing core UI, and that would be a bit risky. Probably have a specific clientlib and call the clientlib on the check, or else the js files will be loaded on each visit. Checkout [1] for a framework that supports what I think you need. 1. ...

The below link explains a good example on how to write js for events, such as a validator. It explains the concept of the extraClientLibhttps://docs.adobe.com/ddc/en/gems/customizing-dialog-fields-in-touch-ui.html

Have you tried using design components? Site level values can be stored there, and editors / authors can update those values via the Design context. You can specify a template's designPath as the Global path (eg. home page template), and any design level updates to that design path can be used across any template by accessing the value via code.

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