- Classic UI Authoring Guide overview
- Introduction to Classic UI Authoring
- Authoring
- Authoring Pages
- Authoring - the Environment and Tools
- Creating and Organizing Pages
- Editing Page Content
- Rich Text Editor
- Publishing Pages
- Editing Page Properties
- Annotations when Editing a Page
- Troubleshooting AEM when Authoring
- Creating Accessible Content (WCAG 2.0 Conformance)
- Authoring a Page for Mobile Devices
- Components for Page Authoring
- Keyboard Shortcuts when Editing Pages
- Site and Page Features
- Workflows
- Launches
- Personalization
- Understanding Segmentation
- Campaign Management
- Landing Pages
- Target offers
- E-mail Marketing
- Tracking Bounced Emails
- Teasers and Strategies
- Setting up your campaign
- Publishing an Email to Email Service Providers
- Working with the Marketing Campaign Manager
- Creating an Effective Newsletter Landing Page
- Managing Subscriptions
- Adobe Campaign
- Assets Authoring in Classic UI
Authoring in the Classic UI
Classic UI and Touch-Enabled UI
The Classic UI is the desktop-oriented user interface that as been available since CQ5 (the predecessory to AEM). The following documentation on authoring is focused on this UI.
The touch-enabled UI is the new standard user interface for AEM, designed for use on both touch and desktop devices. Please see the standard authoring documentation for further information.
NOTE
Because the touch-based UI is the standard UI of AEM, classic UI is no longer maintained. This means that there is certain functionality that is not available in the classic UI.
Concept of Authoring (and Publishing)
Regardless of the choice of UI, there are certain concepts and ideas common to authoring, which are well-described here in the standard authoring documentation.
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