Styling constructs for adaptive forms
Last update: June 24, 2024
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Adobe recommends using the modern and extensible data capture Core Componentsfor creating new Adaptive Formsor adding Adaptive Forms to AEM Sites pages. These components represent a significant advancement in Adaptive Forms creation, ensuring impressive user experiences. This article describes older approach to author Adaptive Forms using foundation components.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of CSS and the LESS framework.
What can be customized
The article lists publicly available css classes of adaptive forms. You can use these classes to style various components of an adaptive form. The styling of authoring components, such as dialogs and status bars that display warnings are beyond the scope of this article. Use these styling constructs to create styles (using CSS or Less) only when you are unable to style components using theme editor.
Customizing styles in adaptive forms
The LESS framework simplifies the use case to customize styles in adaptive forms. The framework lets you define styles using a set of variables and functions (mixins). The LESS framework helps reduce the size of the bundled code and increases its reusability.
You can customize adaptive form styles in the following ways:
- Change the theme
- Change component’s style
Changing theme
You can change the theme of an adaptive form to ensure that its appearance is consistent with the web pages where the adaptive form is embedded.
Changes in the overall appearance of the adaptive form using CSS properties are typically part of theme changes. Major changes to the lo ``ok and feel of the adaptive form, such as changes in the layout and placement of components are not considered theme changes.
Based on the bootstrap, the following set of CSS properties define the theme of a web page:
- Background color
- Border (type, color, thickness)
- Font Color
- Padding
- Margin
- Font Size
- LineHeight
Currently, LESS variables are defined only for these properties of the various elements in an adaptive form.
Changing component style
You can change the appearance, layout, positioning, and visibility of elements. To achieve this task, create or update your custom .css files to include the styling constructs listed in this article.
To apply a style to an adaptive form, open the adaptive form in for editing, open properties of adaptive form conatiner, specify the path of custom CSS File in the basic tab. Defaut styling constructs of the adaptive form and overridden with the constructs listed in the custom .css file.
Components
The components discussed in this article have their predefined CSS classes. You can edit the variables to modify the styles in the CSS classes. Alternatively, you can rewrite the entire class. This section describes the classes within components and styles that you can modify using variables.
Container styling
A container is the top-level component. Other panels and fields lie under the container component.
| CSS class | guideContainerNode |
| Variables Description | Variables Description |
container-bgColor | Background color of the container |
container-padding | Padding for the container |
container-margin | Margin for the container |
container-fontColor | Font color for the container |
Field styling
Adaptive forms include various types of fields. Each field has a unique class name, which is the name of the field. The field also has a common class name guideFieldNode.
Fields include labels, widgets, Help description (both Long and Short description), and Field Help icons (question mark).
| CSS class | guideFieldNode |
| Variables | Description |
field-padding | Padding for the field |
field-error-font-color | Font color of the error message of field |
field-error-font-size | Font size of the error message of field |
Label styling
The HTML element label used for the field includes the classes left or top depending on whether the label is at the top or left.
| CSS class | guideFieldLabel |
| Variables | Description |
label-font-color | Font color for the field label |
label-font-size | Font size for the field label |
label-line-height | CSS line height property for the field label |
label-font-weight | CSS font weight property for the field label |
label-margin | Margin for the field label |
The CSS rules for the label are applied using the guideFieldLabel label. If you are an author, override this rule to make your custom changes visible.
Widgets styling
Depending on their type, widgets also include classes. Commonly, widgets include the guideFieldWidget class. The widgets that ship with HTML normally use the standard HTML element input and select. The styling is done accordingly. You cannot style a custom widget by changing the variables.
| CSS class | guideFieldWidget |
| Variables`` | Description |
widgets-bg-color | Background color for the widgets (Does not work for check box and radio button) |
widgets-border-color | Border color for the widgets |
widgets-border-thickness | Border size for the widgets |
widgets-border-radius | Border radius for the widgets |
widgets-border-type | Border type for the widgets |
widget-border-focus-type | Focus type for widget borders |
widgets-border | Consolidated border style of widgets |
widgets-font-color | Color of the text inside the widget |
widgets-font-size | Size of the text inside the widget |
widgets-line-height | CSS lineheight property for the widget |
widgets-padding | CSS padding property for the widget |
widgets-focus-border-color | Border color when the widget is in focus |
widgets-mandatory-border-color | Border color of the widget for the mandatory fields |
widgets-mandatory-bg-color | Background color of the widget for the mandatory fields |
widgets-disabled-bg-color | Background color for the widget when the field is disabled |
widgets-disabled-font-color | Font color for the widget when the field is disabled |
widgets-disabled-border-color | Border Color for the widget when the field is disabled |
widget-height | Height of the widget (Does not work for checkbox and radio button) |
checkbutton-height | Height for check box and radio button. |
listboxwidget-height | Maximum height for a multi-select dropdown |
Limitations in widget styling
The styling for focused, mandatory, and disabled fields is restricted using variables. However, you can change it by overriding the styles. Restriction using variables is provided mainly to keep the number of variables in check. The restriction can be relaxed if the appearance of a field drastically changes because it is in any of the states discussed earlier.
Help description
An author can specify the Help content in the fields using Short and Long description components. Both components have a common class .guideHelpDescription and another class .long/ .short, depending on the type of description. The Help content is enclosed in a paragraph element to override the styling of the description. The Help description (both long and short) is modified using variables starting with widgetshelp, as mentioned in following table:
| Variables | Description |
widgets-help-long-bg-color | Background color of the widgets' long Help |
widgets-help-long-border-color | Border color of the widgets' long Help |
widgets-help-long-border-indicator-color | Left indicator border color of the widgets' long Help |
widgets-help-short-bg-color | Background color of the widgets' short Help |
widgets-help-short-color | Font color of the widgets' short Help |
widgets-help-short-tooltip-bg-color | Background color of the widgets' short tool tip Help |
widgets-help-short-tooltip-color | Font color of the widgets' short tool tip Help |
Terms and Conditions
The Terms and Conditions (TnC ``) widget lets you specify terms and conditions. You can customize the widget using the variables described in the following table.
| Variables | Description |
tnc-unvisited | Font color of unvisited tnc link. |
tnc-visited | Font color of visited tnc link. |
Button
Buttons are also widgets. However, their styling is slightly different from the widgets. In adaptive forms, any of the following constitutes a button:
- input[type = text]
- button
- element with class .button
HTML code for button:
<button type="button" >
<span class="iconButtonicon"></
span>
<span class="iconButtonlabel"></
span>
</button>
| CSS Class | Description |
iconButton-icon | Provides icons for button |
iconButton-label | Styles button label/caption |
| Variables`` | Description |
button-border-size | Border size for the buttons |
button-border-type | Border type |
button-padding | CSS padding property for the button |
button-font-size | Font size for the button |
button-background-color | Background color for the button |
button-font-color | Font color of the button |
button-border-color | Border color of the button |
button-large-padding | Padding for the large buttons (buttons with class .buttonlarge) |
button-large-font-size | Font size for large buttons |
button-small-padding | Padding for the small buttons (buttons with class .buttonsmall) |
button-small-font-size | Font size for small buttons |
button-info-background-color | Background color for informative buttons (buttons with class .buttoninformative) |
button-info-font-color | Font color for informative buttons |
button-info-border-color | Border color for informative buttons |
button-warning-background-color | Background color for warning styled buttons (buttons with class .buttonwarning) |
button-warning-font-color | Font color for warning styled buttons |
button-warning-border-color | Border color for warning styled buttons |
button-alert-background-color | Background color for alert buttons (buttons with class .buttonalert) |
button-alert-font-color | Font color for alert buttons |
button-alert-border-color | Border color for alert buttons |
Question mark
For the widgets, a questionMark is displayed when an author adds a long description in the Help content. The default icon provided in bootstrap is used. To use a custom icon, you can customize the bootstrap icons.
| CSS class | guideHelpQuestionMark |
| Variables | Description |
questionmark-font-color | Color of the icon |
questionmark-hover-font-color | Color of the icon when mouse is hovered over it |
Table
You can change the color theme for header and body rows in a table by using the following variables.
| Variables | Description |
table-header-bg-color | Background color for the header row. The default value is #333. |
table-odd-row-bg-color | Background color for the odd body row. The default value is rgb(255, 255, 255). |
table-even-row-bg-color | Background color for the even body row. The default value is #eee. |
File Attachment
The File Attachment widget of adaptive forms lets you upload files. You can also customize the widget using the variables.
| Variables | Description |
fileItemPadding | Padding for the files displayed in the widget |
fileItemBackground | Background color for the file item |
fileItemBorderColor | Border color for the top border |
fileItemColor | Font color for the file item |
filePreviewIconColor | Color for the Preview icon (Bootstrap icon) in the widget |
fileItemCommentHeight | Height of comment for the file item |
Navigator Styles
There are four types of navigator tabs. These include tabs on the left, top, in the wizard and accordion. Each navigator has a different class.
| Naviagator | CSS class |
Accordion | .accordion-navigators |
tabs on the left | .tab-navigators-vertical |
tabs on the top | .tab-navigators |
Wizard | .wizard-navigators |
The following is the HTML code for the tab navigator element is (similar to the bootstrap tabs):
<li>
<a>tab title</a>
</li>
Accordion navigator is an exception, it has following barebone
structure:
<div class="accordion.navigators">
<div>
<div class = "guideHeader">
<a>
<span class = "guideSummary" ></code>
........................... repeatable buttons, if the repeatable configuration is set ................................
<div class = "repeatableButtons">
<button name="Add" class="Add"/>
<button name="Remove" class="Remove"/>
</div>
</a>
</div>
................................ panel content ..................................
</div>
</div>
You can change the styling of the navigator using CSS rules that select the elements using descendant selectors. For example, to add a text decoration style to the anchor tag:
Tab navigator on top:
.tab-navigators
li a {
text-decoration:
underline;
}
Tab navigator on left:
.tab-navigators-vertical
li a {
text-decoration:
underline;
}
Accordion navigator:
.accordion-navigators .guideHeader a .guideSummary {
text-decoration:
underline;
}
Wizard navigator:
.wizard-navigators
li a {
text-decoration:
underline;
}
Additionally, there are classes to style tab navigators (both left and top) based on whether they have nested/child/sub navigators.
| CSS Class | Description |
nested_true | Tab navigators (left and top) that have nested/child/sub navigators |
nested_false | Tab navigators (left and top) that do not have nested/child/sub navigators |
The guideNavIcon class provides a default icon to tab navigators (both left and top) and wizard navigators.
| CSS class | guideNavIcon |
NOTEYou can change the icon for a particular navigator by providing a CSS class on the panel in authoring, form example <CLASS_NAME>. You add a <CLASS_NAME>_nav for the icon of the navigator.
| Variables | Description |
| Tab Navigators | |
navigator-bg-color | Background color for the entire tab navigator |
tabs-bg-color | Background color for the tab |
tabs-font-color | Font color for the tab |
tabs-hover-bg-color | Background color for the tab on hover |
tabs-hover-font-color | Font color for the tab on hover |
tabs-active-bg-color | Background color when the panel is in focus (active) |
tabs-active-font-color | Font color when the panel is in focus |
tabs-completed-bg-color | Background color when the completion expression of the panel returns true |
tabs-completed-font-color | Font color when the completion expression of the panel returns true |
tabs-stepped-bg-color | Background color when the panel has been in focus once but the completion expression returns false |
tabs-stepped-font-color | Font color when the panel has been in focus once but the completion expression returns false |
tabs-border-color | Border color for the tab |
tabs-font-size | Font size for the tab |
tabs-padding | Padding for the tab |
tabs-margin | Margin for the tab |
tabs-vertical-margin | Margin for the vertical tabs |
tabs-border-thickness | Border size for the tabs |
tabs-min-height | Minimum height of the tabs |
heirarichal-indent | Indentation for the nested tabs |
| Wizard Navigators | |
wizard-navigator-bg-color | Background color for entire wizard navigator |
wizard-tabs-bg-color | Background Color for the wizard |
wizard-tabs-font-color | Font color for the wizard |
wizard-tabs-active-bg-color | Background color when the panel is in focus (active) |
wizard-tabs-active-font-color | Font color when the panel is in focus (focused) |
wizard-tabs-completed-bg-color | Background color when the completion expression of the panel returns true |
wizard-tabs-completed-font-color | Font color when the completion expression of the panel returns true |
wizard-tabs-stepped-bg-color | Background color when the panel has been in focus once but completion expression returns false |
wizard-tabs-stepped-font-color | Font color when the panel has been focused once but completion expression returns false |
wizard-tabs-border-color | Color for the wizard |
wizard-tabs-font-size | Font size for the wizard |
wizard-tabs-padding | Padding for the wizard |
wizard-tabs-border-thickness | Border size for the wizard |
wizard-nav-bullet-border | Border color of the wizard navigator bullet (prefixing the caption/label) |
wizard-progress-bg-color | Background color of the wizard navigator progress bar |
wizard-progress-color | Fill color for the progress bar |
| Accordion Navigators | |
accordion-tabs-padding | Padding for accordion |
Panel styling
A Panel includes an optional toolbar and its content.
| CSS class | guidePanelNode |
| Variables | Description |
panel-background-color | Background color for the panel |
panel-font-size | Font size for the panel text |
panel-font-color | Font color for the panel text |
panel-padding | Padding inside the panel |
panel-description-font-size | Font size of panel's description |
panel-description-padding | Padding of panel's description |
panel-help-bg-color | Background color for the panel's help |
panel-help-border-indicator-color | Indicator border color for the panel's help |
The panel node is divided into navigators and content. There ``is no separate styling component for the content. The variables described are applied on navigator and content.
The topmost panel (RootPanel) does not have this class.
Mobile styling
Header bar
These variables influence the header bar that is visible on a mobile device or small screen devices that contain panel title and next and back navigators.
| CSS class | guide-header-bar |
| Variables | Description |
headerbar-background-color | Background color for the header bar |
headerbar-font-color | Font color for the text inside header bar |
headerbar-padding | Padding for header bar |
Scroll indicator
These variables influence the Scroll indicator, which is an orange arrow that appears on a mobile device or small screen devices. A Scroll indicator indicates that there is content beyond the visible part of the screen. You can scroll down to see it. When you hit the end of content, the arrow disappears.
| CSS class | mobileScrollIndicator |
| Variables | Description |
scrollIndicatorBottom | Fixed position of scrollindicator from bottom |
scrollIndicatorRight | Fixed position of scrollindicator from right |
scrollIndicatorWidth | Width of scrollindicator |
scrollIndicatorHeight | Height of scrollindicator |
Mobile fixed toolbar layout-specific variables
These variables in the following table influence the mobile fixed toolbar layout.
| CSS class | mobileToolbar |
| Variables | Description |
mobileToolbarBottom | Fixed position of toolbar, on mobile device, from bottom |
mobileToolbarTop | Fixed position of toolbar, on mobile device, from top |
mobileToolbarLeft | Fixed position of toolbar, on mobile device, from left |
mobileToolbarRight | Fixed position of toolbar, on mobile device, from right |
mobileButtonIconTopMargin | Fixed position of toolbar's buttons' icon, from top |
mobileButtonIconWidth | Width of toolbar's buttons' icon on mobile device |
mobileButtonIconHeight | Height of toolbar's buttons' icon on mobile device |
mobilefixedtoolbarbgcolor | Background color of toolbar on mobile device |
Theme-specific variable
The Simple enrollment theme at /etc/clientlibs/fd/af/guidetheme/simpleEnrollment and the category guide.theme.simpleEnrollment also introduce a few variables. If you want to create a theme enhancing simple enrollment, you can use the following ``extra variables:
| Variables | Description |
button-focus-bg-color | Background color for button on focus |
button-hover-bg-color | Background color for button on hover |
button-radius | Radius of button |
navigation-button-bg-color | Background color for navigation buttons (back/next) |
navigation-button-bg-hover-color | Background color for navigation buttons (back/next) on hover |
initial-nav-color | Background color for wizard navigators and corresponding progress bar, when first rendered. |
active-nav-color | Background color for current / active wizard navigator and corresponding progress bar |
visited-nav-color | Background color for wizard navigators and corresponding progress bar, which have been visited. |
tabs-bifercating-border-color | Border color bifurcating container into navigators and panel |
tabs-navigator-separator-color | Bottom border color separating tabs for tabs on left (tab navigators). |
tabs-child-nav-bg-color | Background color for navigator' nested/child/sub navigators |
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- Introduction to Automated Forms Conversion service
- Tutorial: Create your First Adaptive Form
- Tutorial: Create your First Interactive Communication
- AEM Forms Reference Collaterals
- Set up and configure We.Gov and We.Finance reference site
- We.Gov and We.Finance reference site walkthrough
- Employee recruitment reference site walkthrough
- We.Finance Auto Insurance Renewal reference site
- We.Gov reference site FOIA walkthrough
- Reference adaptive form fragments
- Reference Themes
- Reference letter templates
- Configure Microsoft Dynamics 365 for the home mortgage workflow of the We.Finance reference site
- Install and configure AEM Forms
- Architecture and deployment topologies for AEM Forms
- Choosing a persistence type for an AEM Forms installation
- Install AEM Forms on OSGi
- Install AEM Forms on JEE
- Supported platforms for AEM forms on JEE
- Installing and Deploying AEM Forms on JEE Using JBoss Turnkey
- Installing and configuring AEM Forms Document Security server
- Preparing to install AEM Forms (Single Server)
- Installing and Deploying Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE for JBoss
- Installing and Deploying Adobe Experience Manager forms on JEE for WebSphere
- Installing and Deploying AEM Forms on JEE for WebLogic
- Install AEM Forms Workbench
- Install and configure Designer
- Preparing to Install AEM Forms (Server Cluster)
- Configuring Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE on JBoss Cluster
- Configuring Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE on WebSphere Cluster
- Configuring Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE on WebLogic Cluster
- Configure AEM Forms
- Performance tuning of AEM Forms server
- Configure adaptive forms cache
- Configuring AEM DS settings
- Configuring the synchronization scheduler
- Configuring the Connector for Microsoft SharePoint
- Connecting AEM Forms with Adobe LiveCycle
- Configuring AEM Forms to submit form data to an AEM Forms on JEE process
- AEM desktop app for AEM Forms
- Upgrade AEM Forms
- Available upgrade paths
- Upgrade AEM Forms on OSGi
- Upgrade AEM Forms on JEE
- Upgrade to AEM 6.5 forms on JEE
- Upgrading to Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE for JBoss
- Upgrading to AEM Forms on JEE for JBoss Turnkey
- Upgrading to Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE for WebSphere
- Upgrading to Adobe Experience Manager Forms on JEE for WebLogic
- Manage AEM Forms
- AEM Forms on OSGi Groups and Privileges
- Create new folders to categorize forms
- Searching for forms and assets
- Manage form metadata
- Download an XFA or a PDF form template
- Deleting forms and related resources
- Getting XDP and PDF documents in AEM Forms
- Importing and exporting assets to AEM Forms
- Supporting new locales for adaptive forms localization
- Handling user data
- Hardening AEM Forms Environment
- Form Data Model
- Adaptive Forms - Core Components
- Enable Core Components for your environment
- Create a Core Components based Adaptive Form
- Create and use Adaptive Forms Fragments in an Adaptive Form
- Create themes for Core Components based Adaptive Forms
- Rule Editor
- Create and use custom function in an Adaptive Form Core Components
- Create and use custom error handler for Core Components based Adaptive Forms
- Add versionings, comments, and annotations to an Adaptive Form
- Compare Adaptive Forms
- Adaptive Forms - Basic Authoring
- Best practices for working with adaptive forms
- Creating an adaptive form
- Create or add an Adaptive Form to AEM Sites page
- Adaptive form fragments
- Configuring the Submit action
- Using CAPTCHA in adaptive forms
- Using hCaptcha in adaptive forms
- Using Turnstile Captcha in adaptive forms
- Adaptive forms keywords
- Tables in adaptive forms
- Charts in adaptive forms
- Auto-save an adaptive form
- Configuring redirect page
- Creating accessible adaptive forms
- Creating forms with repeatable sections
- Embed an adaptive form or interactive communication in AEM sites page
- Embed adaptive form in external web page
- Inline styling of adaptive form components
- Introduction to multi-step form sequence
- Layout capabilities of adaptive forms
- Placeholder text in AEM Forms
- Previewing a form
- Reusing adaptive forms
- Separator component in adaptive forms
- Apply electronic signatures to a form using scribble signatures
- AEM Forms Keyboard Shortcuts
- Associating submission reviewers with a form
- Authoring in-context help for form fields
- Use Layout mode to resize components
- Connect and submit Adaptive Form data to Microsoft® Power Automate
- Adaptive Forms - Advanced Authoring
- Creating adaptive forms using JSON Schema
- Creating adaptive forms using XML Schema
- Using Adobe Sign in an adaptive form
- Creating and using themes
- Adaptive forms rule editor
- API to invoke form data model service from adaptive forms
- Asynchronous submission of adaptive forms
- Create an adaptive form using a set of adaptive forms
- Adaptive Form Templates
- Adaptive Form Expressions
- Generate Document of Record for adaptive forms
- Improve performance of large forms with lazy loading
- Prefill adaptive form fields
- Using SOM expressions in adaptive forms
- Adding information from user data to form submission metadata
- XFA support in XDP-based adaptive forms
- Grant rule editor access to select user groups
- Using AEM translation workflow to localize adaptive forms and document of record
- Styling constructs for adaptive forms
- Synchronizing Adaptive Forms with XFA Form Templates
- Integrate Adobe Sign with AEM Forms
- Creating and managing reviews for assets in forms
- Embed an adaptive form or Interactive Communication in AEM Sites Single Page Application
- Create and use custom function in an Adaptive Form
- Create and use custom error handler for Adaptive Forms
- Interactive Communications
- Introduction to Interactive Communication authoring UI
- Create an Interactive Communication
- Using charts in Interactive Communications
- Texts in Interactive Communications
- Conditions in Interactive Communications
- Prepare and send Interactive Communication using the Agent UI
- Print channel and web channel
- Interactive Communications configuration properties
- Generate multiple interactive communications
- Use Layout mode to resize components
- Workflows
- Forms-centric workflow on OSGi
- Forms-centric workflow on OSGi - Step Reference
- Dynamically select a user or group for AEM Forms-centric workflow steps
- Actions and capabilities of Form-centric AEM Workflows on OSGi and AEM Forms JEE workflows
- Initiate Document Services APIs from AEM Workflow
- Logging in AEM Forms workflows
- Variables in AEM workflows
- Share and request access to Inbox items of a user
- Configure Out of Office
- AEM Forms Workspace
- Introduction to AEM Forms workspace
- Working with AEM Forms workspace
- AEM Forms Workspace Architecture
- Features of AEM Forms workspace not available in Flex workspace
- Features of Flex workspace not available in AEM Forms workspace
- Backbone interaction
- Description of reusable components
- Document details for renderer
- Integrating AEM Forms workspace components in web applications
- New render and submit service
- Understanding the folder structure
- Integrating third-party applications in AEM Forms workspace
- AEM Forms workspace JSON object description
- Introduction to Customizing AEM form workspace
- Generic steps for AEM Forms workspace customization
- Changing the locale of AEM Forms workspace user interface
- Creating a login screen
- Customizing error dialogs
- Customizing tabs for a task
- Customizing the task details page
- Customizing the listing of process instances
- Customizing Task Actions
- Displaying additional data in ToDo list
- Getting Task Variables in Summary URL
- Customize images used in route actions
- Minification of the JavaScript files
- Customize tracking tables
- Updating the link to the documentation
- Working with Formsets in AEM Forms workspace
- APIs used in AEM Forms workspace
- Initiating a new process with existing process data in AEM Forms workspace
- Hosting two AEM Forms workspace instances on one server
- Changing the color scheme of the interface
- Changing the font on the interface
- Changing the organization logo for branding
- Displaying information in the Task Summary pane
- Displaying the user avatar
- Getting started with AEM Forms workspace
- Managing tasks in an organizational hierarchy using Manager View
- Starting processes
- Tracking processes
- Single Sign On and timeout handlers
- Using an adaptive form in HTML Workspace
- Integrating AEM forms workspace with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
- Working with To-do lists
- Troubleshooting guidelines for AEM Forms workspace
- AEM Forms app
- Introduction to AEM Forms app
- Set up environment for AEM Forms app
- Set up the Xcode project and build the iOS app
- Building a secure AEM Forms app for iOS
- Set up the Visual Studio project and build the Windows app
- Set up the Android studio project and build the Android app
- Build the AEM Forms Android app
- Distribute AEM Forms app
- Gesture customization
- Branding Customization
- Theme Customization
- Logging in to AEM Forms app
- Home screen
- Synchronizing the app
- Working with a Form
- Working with Startpoints
- Opening a task
- Saving a task or form as a draft
- Using autosave in AEM Forms app
- Save forms as templates
- Adding attachments
- Working in the offline mode
- Updating general settings
- Troubleshoot AEM Forms app
- HTML5 Forms
- Introduction to HTML5 forms
- Getting started with HTML5 forms
- Architecture of HTML5 forms
- Feature differentiation between HTML5 forms and PDF forms
- Frequently asked questions (FAQ) for HTML5 forms
- Designing form templates for HTML5 forms
- Best practices for HTML5 forms
- Designing accessible HTML5 forms
- Generate HTML5 preview of an XDP form
- Rendering form template for HTML5 forms
- Enabling attachments for an HTML5 form
- HTML5 forms service proxy
- Optimizing HTML5 forms
- Screen readers for HTML5 forms
- Creating a custom profile for HTML5 forms
- Right-to-left languages in HTML5 forms
- Integrating Form Bridge with custom portal for HTML5 forms
- Create custom appearances in HTML5 forms
- Changing default styles of HTML5 forms
- Picture clause support for HTML5 forms
- Create accessible complex tables in HTML5 forms
- Creating CSS styles for HTML5 forms
- Customizing error messages for HTML5 forms
- Saving an HTML5 form as a draft
- Enable logging for HTML5 forms
- Debugging HTML5 forms
- Scripting support for HTML5 forms
- Form set in AEM Forms
- Letters and Correspondences
- Correspondence Management Overview
- Layout Design
- Data Dictionary
- Document Fragments
- Create Letter
- Create Correspondence
- Remote functions in Expression Builder
- Manage agent signature images
- Post processing of letters and interactive communications
- Add custom action to the Asset Listing view
- Add custom action/button in Create Correspondence UI
- Add custom properties to Correspondence Management assets
- Customize create correspondence UI
- Customize text editor
- Correspondence Management: Troubleshooting
- APIs to access letter instances
- Integrating Create Correspondence UI with your custom portal
- Custom special characters in Correspondence Management
- Custom watermark in letter PDF preview
- Configuring a Correspondence Management solution
- Inline condition and repeat in Interactive Communications and letters
- Document Fragments
- Correspondence Management Configuration Properties
- Integrate AEM Forms with Experience Cloud solutions
- Publish and process AEM Forms
- Introduction to publishing forms on a portal
- Sample for integrating drafts & submissions component with database
- Configuring storage services for drafts and submissions
- Manage Forms applications and tasks in AEM Inbox
- Watched folder in AEM Forms
- Drafts and submissions component
- Embedding link component in a page
- Publishing and unpublishing forms and documents
- Listing forms on a web page using APIs
- Accessing and filling published forms
- Sending a form submission acknowledgement via email
- Create or Configure a watched folder
- Use custom email templates in an Assign Task step
- Use metadata in an email notification
- Forms Portal
- Document Services
- Document Security
- Document security offerings
- Enable AEM to search document security protected PDF documents
- Reader extending policy-protected PDF documents using Portable Protection Library
- Enable AEM to search document security protected PDF and Microsoft Office documents
- Protect a document on behalf of another user
- Forms Designer
- Customize AEM Forms
- Appearance framework for adaptive and HTML5 forms
- Creating a custom adaptive form template
- Creating custom layout components for adaptive forms
- Adding custom action on form lister items
- Customize layout and positioning of error messages of an adaptive form
- Creating a custom toolbar action
- Customizing form event tracking
- Create custom appearances for adaptive form fields
- Customizing Draft and Submission data services
- Dynamically populating drop-down lists
- Writing custom Submit action for adaptive forms
- Creating custom toolbar layout
- Displaying components based on the template used
- Creating custom adaptive form themes
- Transaction Reports
- Administrator help for AEM Forms on JEE
- Get Started
- Setting up and managing domains
- Configuring User Management
- Change the order of evaluation for authentication
- Configure the LDAP bind password
- Configure AEM forms to prefetch domain information
- Configuring certificate-based authentication
- Configure SAML service provider settings
- Enabling single sign-on in AEM forms
- Configure User Management for an SSL-enabled LDAP server
- Importing and exporting the configuration file
- Configure advanced system attributes
- Preventing CSRF attacks
- Setting up and organizing users
- Connecting to a content management system
- Managing certificates and credentials
- Importing and managing applications and archives
- Managing Services
- Managing Endpoints
- Configuring email endpoints
- Configure oAuth2.0 authentication
- Configuring Remoting endpoints
- Configuring watched folder endpoints
- Configuring Task Manager endpoints
- Types of endpoints
- Configuring Acrobat Reader DC extensions
- Certificate types used by Acrobat Reader DC extensions
- Recognizing valid and expired certificates in PDF documents
- Configuring Acrobat Reader DC extensions for data capture
- Review credential use information
- Configuring credentials for use with Acrobat Reader DC extensions
- Review the usage rights of a PDF file
- Enabling online commenting for Adobe Reader web browser plug-in
- Setting timeout values for use with Acrobat Reader DC extensions
- Updating expired Reader Extension service certificates
- Working with PDF Generator
- Introduction to working with PDF Generator
- Enabling multi-threaded file conversions
- Configuring Adobe PDF settings
- Configuring security settings
- Configuring file type settings
- Importing and exporting PDF Generator configuration files
- Enable PDF/A support
- Setting up a PDFG Network Printer (Windows only)
- Configuring fallback fonts
- Modifying the PDF Export conversion settings
- Converting files using PDF Generator
- Configuring SSL
- Working with document security
- About document security
- High-volume secure information delivery
- Configuring client and server options
- Managing invited and local user accounts
- Controlling access to policy-protected documents
- Monitoring events
- Creating and managing policies
- Using the document security webpages
- Creating and managing policy sets
- Registering as a User
- Configuring Forms
- Configuring Output
- Configuring forms workflow
- About administration and process terminology
- Managing Processes
- Configuring Business Calendars
- Overview of Forms workflow
- Configuring Out of Office Settings
- Searching for process instances
- Configuring Server Settings
- Working with stalled operations and branches
- Configuring Shared Queues
- Working with tasks
- Configuring Workspace
- Health Monitor
- Maintaining AEM forms
- Maintaining the AEM forms Database
- Maintaining the Application Server
- AEM forms Backup and Recovery
- Backing up and recovering the EMC Documentum repository
- Enabling and disabling safe backup mode
- Backing up the AEM forms data
- Files to back up and recover
- Backup and recovery strategy for AEM forms
- PDF Generator backup limitations
- Backup strategies for watched folders
- Recovering the AEM forms data
- Backup strategy for Connector for EMC Documentum users
- Strategy for backup and restore in a clustered environment
- System information service
- Process Reporting
- Developer Reference
- HTML Template Language
- AEM plug-in to debug adaptive forms
- AEM Forms Java API Reference
- AEM Forms on JEE Java API Reference
- Form Bridge APIs for HTML5 forms
- JavaScript Library API reference for Adaptive Forms
- Assembler Service and DDX Reference
- Workbench Help
- Programming with AEM Forms on JEE
- Introduction to programming with AEM Forms on JEE
- Understanding AEM Forms Processes
- Service container
- Developing SPIs for AEM Forms
- Java API Quick Start - Code Examples
- Application Manager Client JavaAPI Quick Start(SOAP)
- Application Manager Service JavaAPI Quick Start(SOAP)
- Assembler Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Acrobat Reader DC extensions Service Java API Quick Start(SOAP)
- Backup and Restore Service APIQuick Starts
- Barcoded Forms Service Java APIQuick Start(SOAP)
- Components and Services Java APIQuick Start(SOAP)
- Convert PDF Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Credential Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Distiller Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- DocConverter Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Document Management Service (Deprecated)Java API Quick Start(SOAP)
- Document Security Service JavaAPI Quick Start(SOAP)
- Encryption Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Endpoint Registry Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Form Data Integration Service JavaAPI Quick Start(SOAP)
- Forms Service API Quick Starts
- Generate PDF Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Invocation API Quick Starts
- LiveCycleProcess Java API(SOAP)Quick Start
- Output Service Java API Quick Start(SOAP)
- PDF Utilities Service Java APIQuick Start(SOAP)
- Repository Service API Quick Starts
- Signature Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- Task Manager Service Java API QuickStart(SOAP)
- User Manager Java API Quick Start(SOAP)
- XMP Utilities Service Java APIQuick Start(SOAP)
- Invoking AEM Forms on JEE using APIs
- Performing Service Operations using APIs
- Performing Service Operations Using APIs
- Rendering Forms
- Assembling PDF Documents
- Programmatically Assembling PDF Documents
- Converting Between File Formats and PDF
- Programmatically Disassembling PDF Documents
- Assembling Encrypted PDF Documents
- Assembling Multiple XDP Fragments
- Assembling Documents Using Bates Numbering
- Assembling Non-Interactive PDF Documents
- Assembling PDF Documents with Bookmarks
- Assigning Usage Rights
- Assembling PDF Portfolios
- Calculating Form Data
- Creating Web Applications thatRenders Forms
- Creating PDF Documents with SubmittedXML Data
- Disassemble a PDF document using the web service API
- Determining Whether Documents Are PDF/A-Compliant
- Dynamically Creating DDX Documents
- Handling Submitted Forms
- Optimizing the Performance of theForms Service
- Passing Documents to the FormsService
- Prepopulating Forms with Flowable Layouts
- Rendering Forms Based on Fragments
- Rendering Forms By Value
- Rendering Forms as HTML
- Rendering Forms at the Client
- Rendering HTML Forms Using Custom CSS Files
- Rendering HTML Forms with CustomToolbars
- Rendering Interactive PDF Forms
- Rendering Rights-Enabled Forms
- Validating DDX Documents
- Converting PDF to Postscript andImage Files
- Converting Postscript to PDF Documents
- Creating Document Output Streams
- Digitally Signing and Certifying Documents
- Encrypting and Decrypting PDF Documents
- Importing and Exporting Data
- Managing Users
- Working with AEM Forms Repository
- Working with barcoded forms
- Working with Credentials
- Working with PDF/A Documents
- Working with PDF Utilities
- Working with XMP Utilities
- Preparing AEM Forms for Backup
- Programmatically Managing Endpoints
- Programmatically managing the Preferences Nodes
- Protecting Documents with Policies
- Validate a DDX document using the web service API
- Troubleshooting
- Unable to use some forms features with certain versions of Oracle JDK
- Additional Steps to get Email with Attachment for Adaptive Forms On JEE version
- Unable to convert Word or Excel file to PDF on Windows Server
- Unable to open XFA-based PDF forms in Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or Apple Safari
- Unable to restore CRX Repository
- Service unavailable errors after installing AEM 6.5.15.0 service pack
- AEM Forms JEE 6.5.15.0 service pack installation issue on JBoss Linux environment
- Processing documents even if the AEM Forms server is not fully up and running
- Unable to use Output service, Forms service, or Document of Record (DoR) service
- Mitigating Struts 2 RCE Vulnerabilities for Experience Manager Forms
- Failure to backup database during upgrade to 6.5.12.0 for MySQL
- PDF generation fails to print a large number of PDFs on WorkBench
- How to properly restart AEM SDK
- PaperCapture service fails to perform OCRs on PDFs
- Legacy documentation
- Using the execute script service in AEM Forms on JEE Workbench to build XML data
- Compressing and decompressing files using a AEM Forms on JEE Custom DSC
- Configuring and troubleshooting an AEM Forms on JEE server cluster
- Generating and working with Hashes in dynamic PDF forms
- Passing credentials using WS-Security headers
- Content and Commerce
- Headless
- AEM Headless Journeys
- AEM Headless Developer Journey
- Understand Headless in AEM
- Learn about CMS Headless Development
- Getting Started with AEM Headless
- Path to your first experience using AEM Headless
- How to model your content as AEM Content Models
- How to access your content via AEM delivery APIs
- How to update your content via AEM Assets APIs
- How to put it all together
- How to go live with your headless application
- Optional - How to create single page applications with AEM
- AEM Headless Content Architect Journey
- AEM Headless Content Author Journey
- AEM Headless Translation Journey
- What is a documentation journey?
- Implementing
- Developing
- Introduction for Developers
- Getting Started Developing AEM Sites - WKND Tutorial
- AEM Core Concepts
- Structure of the AEM Touch-Enabled UI
- Concepts of the AEM Touch-Enabled UI
- AEM Development - Guidelines and Best Practices
- Using Client-Side Libraries
- Developing and Page Diff
- Editor Limitations
- The CSRF Protection Framework
- Data Modeling - David Nuescheler’s Model
- Contributing to AEM
- Security
- Reference Materials
- Create a Fully Featured Website (Classic UI)
- Designs and the Designer (Classic UI)
- Migration to the Touch UI
- Platform
- Sling Cheatsheet
- Using Sling Adapters
- Tag Libraries
- Templates
- Using the Sling Resource Merger in AEM
- Overlays
- Naming Conventions
- Creating a New Granite UI Field Component
- Query Builder
- Tagging
- Customizing Pages shown by the Error Handler
- Custom Node Types
- Adding Fonts for Graphic-Rendering
- Connecting to SQL Databases
- Externalizing URLs
- Creating and Consuming Jobs for Offloading
- Configuring Cookie Usage
- How to programmatically access the AEM JCR
- Integrating Services with the JMX Console
- Developing the Bulk Editor
- Developing Reports
- Components
- Core Components
- Style System
- Components Overview
- AEM Components - The Basics
- Developing AEM Components
- Developing AEM Components - Code Samples
- JSON Exporter for Content Services
- Enabling JSON Export for a Component
- Image Editor
- Decoration Tag
- Using Hide Conditions
- Configuring Multiple In-Place Editors
- Developer Mode
- Testing Your UI
- Components for Content Fragments
- Obtaining Page Information in JSON Format
- Internationalization
- Classic UI Components
- Headful and Headless in AEM
- Headless Experience Management
- Headless and AEM
- Headless Journeys
- Headless Developer Journey
- Understand Headless in AEM
- Learn about CMS Headless Development
- Getting Started with AEM Headless as a Cloud Service
- Path to your first experience using AEM Headless
- How to model your content as AEM Content Models
- How to access your content via AEM delivery APIs
- How to update your content via AEM Assets APIs
- How to put it all together
- How to go live with your headless application
- Optional - How to create single page applications with AEM
- Headless Content Architect Journey
- Headless Developer Journey
- Getting Started Guides
- Content Fragments
- Headless Delivery with Content Fragments and GraphQL
- Working with Content Fragments
- Enable Content Fragment Functionality for your Instance
- Content Fragment Models
- Managing Content Fragments
- Variations - Authoring Fragment Content
- Markdown
- Using Associated Content
- Metadata - Fragment Properties
- Structure Tree
- Preview - JSON Representation
- Delivery API
- Assets HTTP API
- Content Fragments REST API
- Content Fragments GraphQL API
- Managing GraphQL Endpoints
- Using the GraphiQL IDE
- Persisted Queries
- Optimizing GraphQL Queries
- Updating your Content Fragments for optimized GraphQL Filtering
- Authentication for Remote AEM GraphQL Queries on Content Fragments
- AEM GraphQL API with Content Fragments - Sample Content and Queries
- The Universal Editor
- Hybrid and SPA AEM Development
- Hybrid and SPA with AEM
- SPA Introduction and Walkthrough
- SPA WKND Tutorial
- Getting Started using React
- Implementing a React Component for SPA
- Getting Started using Angular
- SPA Deep Dives
- Developing SPAs for AEM
- SPA Editor Overview
- SPA Blueprint
- SPA Page Component
- Dynamic Model to Component Mapping for SPAs
- SPA Model Routing
- The RemotePage Component
- Editing an External SPA within AEM
- Composite Components in SPAs
- Enabling JSON Export for a Component
- Launch Integration
- SPA Reference Materials
- Development Tools
- Development Tools
- AEM Modernization Tools
- Dialog Editor
- Dialog Conversion Tool
- Developing with CRXDE Lite
- Managing Packages Using Maven
- How to Develop AEM Projects Using Eclipse
- How to Build AEM Projects using Apache Maven
- How to Develop AEM Projects using IntelliJ IDEA
- How to use the VLT Tool
- How to use the Proxy Server Tool
- AEM Brackets Extension
- AEM Developer Tools for Eclipse
- AEM Repo Tool
- Personalization
- Extending AEM
- Extending AEM using Adobe Developer App Builder
- Customizing Page Authoring
- Customizing the Consoles
- Customizing Views of Page Properties
- Configuring your Page for Bulk Editing of Page Properties
- Customizing and Extending Content Fragments
- Content Fragments Configuring Components for Rendering
- Experience Fragments
- Extending Workflows
- Extending the Multi Site Manager
- Tracking and Analytics
- Cloud Services
- Creating Custom Extensions
- Forms
- Request Analysis Script
- Extending Classic UI
- Testing
- Best Practices
- Best Practices Overview
- AEM Development Guidelines and Best Practices
- Development Best Practices
- Content Architecture
- Software Architecture
- We.Retail Reference Implementation
- We.Retail Reference Implementation
- Trying out Content Fragments in We.Retail
- Trying out Core Components in We.Retail
- Trying out Editable Templates in We.Retail
- Trying out Responsive Layout in We.Retail
- Trying out the Globalized Site Structure in We.Retail
- Trying out Experience Fragments in We.Retail
- Coding Tips
- Code pitfalls
- OSGI Bundles
- JCR Integration
- Code Samples
- Troubleshooting Slow Queries
- Mobile Web
- Introduction for Developers
- Deploying
- Introduction to the AEM Platform
- Deploying AEM
- Deploying and Maintaining
- Recommended Deployments
- Application Server Install
- Custom Standalone Install
- Command Line Start and Stop
- Configuring node stores and data stores in AEM 6
- Revision Cleanup
- Oak Queries and Indexing
- How to Run AEM with TarMK Cold Standby
- RDBMS Support in AEM 6.5
- Indexing via the Oak-run Jar
- Oak-run.jar Indexing Use Cases
- Troubleshooting Oak Indexes
- Opting Into Aggregated Usage Statistics Collection
- Troubleshooting
- Configuring AEM
- Basic Configuration Concepts
- Logging
- Configuring OSGi
- OSGi Configuration Settings
- Run Modes
- Web Console
- Replication
- Replicating Using Mutual SSL
- Troubleshooting Replication
- Expiration of Static Objects
- Version Purging
- Monitoring and Maintaining Your AEM instance
- Offloading Jobs
- Resource Mapping
- Consistency and Traversal Checks
- Performance Guidelines
- Performance Optimization
- Assets Performance Guide
- Configuration How-To Articles
- Configuring Web Console
- Upgrading to AEM 6.5
- Upgrading to AEM 6.5
- Planning Your Upgrade
- Assessing the Upgrade Complexity with the Pattern Detector
- Backward Compatibility in AEM 6.5
- Upgrade Procedure
- Performing an In-Place Upgrade
- Using Offline Reindexing To Reduce Downtime During an Upgrade
- Lazy Content Migration
- Using the CRX2Oak Migration Tool
- Pre-Upgrade Maintenance Tasks
- Post Upgrade Checks and Troubleshooting
- Upgrading Custom Search Forms
- Sustainable Upgrades
- Upgrading Code and Customizations
- Upgrade Steps for Application Server Installations
- List of Obsolete Bundles Uninstalled After the Upgrade
- Repository Restructuring
- Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Common Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Sites Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Assets Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Dynamic Media Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Forms Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- E-Commerce Repository Restructuring in AEM 6.5
- Repository Restructuring for AEM Communities in 6.5
- Best Practices
- Fluid Experiences
- Developing
- Managing
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