Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 Manuals for Content Managers are available for download. Please email if you have any questions.
This month we are introducing the new 2019 CAES-Extension theme for WordPress sites. The 2019 theme is an upgrade of the 2016 theme with design tweaks and improvements. Customization Design improvements For our example screenshots, we’ll use a demo version of the UGArden website, that uses the 2019 CAES-Extension theme….
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A quick how-to document for using AEM 6.3. In this document we’ll discuss: Logging in, New URL; Navigating Sites; Navigating Assets; Navigating Between Sites and Assets; Editing Pages; Using Assets on a Page; Working with Components.
Did you know that you can create your own Zoom account and log into that account using your UGA MyID? Well, you certainly can!
CAES discontinues use of Malwarebytes, adopts Trend Micro for endpoint protection. EITS has encouraged CAES to adopt Trend Micro OfficeScan as its default endpoint protection tool for guarding desktop and laptop devices from viruses, malware, ransomware, etc.
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For the two weeks prior to the update (July 18-Aug. 3), content managers will not have access to AEM. And while the updates that will be made to our sites are not nearly as complex as when we moved from Contribute to Adobe Experience Manager in 2015, there are some steps that you should complete prior to the July 18 deadline to ensure the site update process goes as smoothly as possible.
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On the morning of January 31, the CAES Faculty and Staff Intranet website, which houses internal documents intended for CAES faculty and staff, will receive a major update. Most links and pages will change substantially. What you need to know is outlined below. What you need to know Login is required – Log in with a UGA MyID is…
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For those of you managing UGA Extension county websites in AEM: We have been working on a slight redesign of our main UGA Extension website that will go live on July 21. This project has provided us with the opportunity to tweak our county website design to fix some problems…
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The CAES Office of Information Technology has already transitioned many sites, including our county websites, into other CMS platforms and will start moving our remaining Contribute sites on a case-by-case basis over the next few months.
Do you want to learn more about using AEM? Several options are available!
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