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AEM for Content Authors

By now, you’ve mastered the Basics of AEM and are ready to round out the skills needed to become an effective AEM content author. 

New to AEM? Start with the basics.

1. Beyond the Basics: Layout Mode

Layout Mode: Resizing and Laying Out Components

Learn how to use layout mode to resize and lay out components, skip columns, use the emulator, and float components to a new line.

Layout Mode: Hiding and Showing Components

Learn how to hide and show components in different views, and locate hidden elements in the content tree.

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2. Updating Your Header and Footer

Header Component

Learn how to add or modify links, adjust colors, and explore other settings in the header component.

Footer Component

Learn how to add or modify links and text in the footer component.

Creating a Site Alert

Learn how to create and style a site specific alert using the Agency Header component.

Reordering Navigation Links

Learn how to reorder top and side navigation links in the Agency Header component and in list view.

Supporting Resources

3. Tags and Site Hierarchy

Creating a Tag

Learn how to create a tag and apply it to a page.

Creating a Redirect Page

Learn how to create a link that redirects to another page or to an AEM asset.

Supporting Resources

Congratulations!

You have now mastered the basics of AEM for Content Authors. Interested in learning even more? Continue by exploring an additional learning path. 

Advanced Authoring for Webmasters

This learning path is for those who have mastered AEM basics and are ready to learn how to leverage more advanced AEM functionality.

Considerations for PIOs and Strategists

Learn how to leverage AEMs easy-to-use, no-code content editor to easily edit and update sites.