Mudanças entre as edições de "Creating an Empty Page Template Type"
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Edição das 22h15min de 5 de abril de 2018
Template Types are effectively a template for a template. They are necessary in order to take advantage of AEM's Editable Template feature. Templates and Template Types are stored beneath /conf. The Lazybones project created the base directories for us.
Editable Templates by design are edited in AEM directly. The exception is Template Types, these are intended to be created by developers and so we will create the empty template type on the file system.
There are 3 main areas of Editable Templates:
1) Structure - defines components that are a part of the template. These will not be editable by content authors
2) Initial Content - defines components that the template will start with, these can be edited and/or deleted by content authors
3) Policies - defines configurations on how components will behave and what options authors will have available.
