Customize Sites.html in Touch UI

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August 29, 2017
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Hi All

Recently I was interacting with few of authors who were for the very first time going to use the Touch UI . One of the questions which was raised in the session was, "How do I know if the content is published or not". Obviously we have a column which specifies that against each page in the list view. But what they were looking at was a more user friendly view . Something like the green and amber color coding we had in classic UI.

My question to you guys is , if I plan to customize the sites.html and try to bring such a user experience, how to approach the same. How can I customize the existing site admin pages ? Can I restrict that to a particular content tree ?

TIA

Veena

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Best answer by smacdonald2008

If the page is published, the published Column will be updated and shows time - as discussed in this AEM topic:

Publishing Pages

Its not recommend to override this and its not supported. That is, if you break something - this is not covered under support.

VeenaVikramanAuthor

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Sure . That helps. I can convey the same to the editors.

smacdonald2008

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No - like i said - if it breaks something else - support typically does not support overriding the AEM UI like this. I would recommend getting used to the new functionality as oppsed to trying to make it look like Classic UI.

VeenaVikramanAuthor

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Thanks Scott. So a customization in that level is not recommended right ?

VeenaVikramanAuthor

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Thanks for reply Diego . I am aware of Classic UI customization. I would need to do some kind of customization in Touch UI

smacdonald2008Accepted solution

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If the page is published, the published Column will be updated and shows time - as discussed in this AEM topic:

Publishing Pages

Its not recommend to override this and its not supported. That is, if you break something - this is not covered under support.