Offline WebPage Editor

Offline WebPage Editor allows AEM authors or it's users to temporarily try content changes directly on Published pages.

What is Offline WebPage Editor?

Offline WebPage Editor is a Chrome extension designed to facilitate AEM authors and users to amend and experiment with content directly on published pages without requiring to initiate the Author instance. It aids users in testing various content variations quickly before formally authoring. This temporary editor allows text modifications, image adjustments, font style changes, and new text additions aligned with the existing page styling. All changes disappear upon page refresh, hence alterations need to be manually carried out in AEM author instance.

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By: Ankit Gubrani

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Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.33 (6)

Version: 1.2 (Last updated: 2019-10-07)

Creation date: 2019-10-06

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 15.39K

Email: an*****@codebrains.co.in

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# 27871 ▼ 82

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#4414 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 21

#3 in offline keyword 16

#16 in editor keyword 43 ▲ 1

#23 in web page keyword 58 ▲ 1

#40 in text editor keyword 12

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Offline WebPage Editor is Chrome extension for AEM authors. It allows AEM authors & other business users to temporarily try content changes directly on Published pages without opening Author instance.

Offline WebPage Editor comes as handy tool for authors & other business users who want to try out different content variations on published pages quickly before authoring the actual changes. Offline WebPage Editor lets its users: » Change existing text on the page » Move images around the page » Change or add new font styles (bold, italics) on the text » Add new Text on the page

All the changes respect the current styling on the page, hence Offline WebPage Editor can also be used to test how would a section look when text exceeds the given height & width of a DOM element.

Note: All changes made with Office WebPage Editor are temporary, authors will have to make those changes manually in AEM author instance. Page refresh will clear all the changes.