This video tutorial walks through defining an InDesign file, and all the accompanying considerations, for use in AEM Assets’ Asset Templates feature.
Download and Open the InDesign file template
Open the Tags panel, review the Tag naming convention, and note that the author-able elements in the InDesign file are already tagged. Remember, only tagged elements are editable in AEM.
On Page, Add a new text element, provide the text “Header” and apply the Heading Paragraph Style.
Then, create and apply a new Tag named Page2Heading.
Add the FPO Logo image (provided in the zip) to the Logo element on the Master page.
Learn more about Frame Fitting options, and which is right for your use case.
Copy down the header (Logo and Company Name) from the Master template in Page and Page via Paste In Place.
Open the Structure panel, by double-clicking on each, ensure all structural elements correspond to real elements in the InDesign file. Remove any un-used or un-needed elements. Ensure all tagging is semantic and elements are tagged properly.
Remember, a poorly constructed InDesign file is the most common cause for issues with AEM Asset Templates, so ensure the tagging and structure is clean and correct.
Start InDesign Server on port 8080.
Ensure the AEM Author instance is configured to interact with your InDesign Server(and vice-versa).
Uploaded the InDesign file to AEM Assets and allow AEM Workflow and InDesign Server to fully process the assets.
Create a new Template under Assets > Templates and select the InDesign file uploaded to AEM in Step #4.
Edit the Asset Template created in Step #5, and author the editable fields.
Click Done to generate the final high-fidelity renditions of the Asset Template.
Click on the Asset Template card to open, and review the Asset Renditions to download the high-fidelity renditions.
InDesign template file and supporting Images
Download InDesign template file and supporting Images