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Content Fragments
Content Fragments serve as the data storage model for different types of content "types." This allows page authors to manage data at a single location while displaying the content in different ways across multiple platforms. Content fragment data is located in the DAM with Assets.
*Remember: In AEM, no matter the object, (Pages, Assets, Content Fragments, Forms, etc) NEVER just delete something. ALWAYS Unpublish the item first, then Delete!
Here are some common ways you can use Content Fragments:
Content Fragment Templates
Content templates provide a front-end display for different types of content fragments. Currently, we have content templates for the following types: agency, service, executive order, proclamation, and FAQ.
To learn how to set up these templates, use the links below:
Open Content Fragment Display
Open Content Fragment Display gives authors the ability to load dynamic content on the page with all the information coming from the content fragment. Using dynamic pages, authors will not have to create multiple pages manually and a single dynamic page can be used to display information coming from content fragments to the end user.
Click here to lean more about static and dynamic Content Fragment Display.
Content Fragment List
You can build lists of Content Fragments. This can be helpful if you want to build a customized list of Services for example.
Content Fragment Data Table
You can build a data table made entirely of Content Fragments. This can be helpful if you want to expose category-specific assets and details in a tabled format.
Click here to learn how to set up a Content Fragment Data Table.
Build Custom Content Fragment Models
In addition to leveraging the standard Content Fragments already set up in AEM, site administrators will also soon have the ability to create their own Content Fragment Models for use throughout their agency's website.
Click here to learn how to create your own Content Fragment Models.
Dynamic Related List and Table
You can set the Dynamic Related List component to render a list of Content Fragments that share a tag property value with a different Content Fragment.
Click here to learn how to set up a Dynamic Related List (or Dynamic Related Table)