CIRCUIT 2015 - UI Customization in AEM 6.1
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The document discusses user interface customization in AEM 6.1, focusing on extending component dialogs, customizing page properties, and modifying search forms. Key techniques include using the sling resource merger for customization and applying flags to manage the visibility of page properties. The document also provides links to relevant documentation and code samples for further reference.
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![Extending Component Dialogs
1. Always start by creating node skeleton of the part to redefine
(subtree of nt:unstructured nodes, without properties)
2. Then, only provide the “diff”
• Add a node? => simply add it with its properties
• Add a property? => simply add the property
• Update a node? => simply add changed properties
• Reorder a node? => use sling:orderBefore=“nodeName”
• Remove a node? => use sling:hideResource=true
• Remove a property? => use sling:hideProperties=[“propertyName”]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/userinterfacecustomisationinaem61-150811183517-lva1-app6892/85/CIRCUIT-2015-UI-Customization-in-AEM-6-1-11-320.jpg)
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- 2. About us Andreea Miruna Corbeanu Software Engineer, AEM Sites Site Admin, Granite UI Christian Meyer Software Engineer, AEM Sites Page Authoring, Granite UI
- 3. User Interface Customisation AEM projects require customization of the UI Extension points are available in the product Let’s learn how to use them!
- 4. Agenda Extending Component Dialogs Customizing Page Properties Customizing Search Forms
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- 25. Adding custom predicate by drag and drop
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