How can someone tell if a website is built on Adobe Experience Manager?

To connect Adobe Campaign with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), first, you need to add the AEM package to your Adobe Campaign. Then, set up a link in AEM to Adobe Campaign. After that, you can use email templates made in AEM for your Adobe Campaign emails, which lets you use AEM’s content in your email campaigns.

One can learn AEM in several ways including using Adobe’s official documentation, approaching the AEM Community, getting online courses like Adobe Experience League, and gaining hands-on experience by and experimenting with AEM’s features.

To learn AEM, one must have a solid understanding of Core Java concepts, Sling Framework, OSGi principles, web development and Adobe CQ.

You can use Content Fragments to create reusable content components that can be included in multiple pages. To do this follow the steps given below:

• Create a Content Fragment which contains the content you require
• In the parent page's template, use the <code>cq:include</code> component to include the content fragment
• Configure the fragment to show the desired content depending on specific criteria or conditions.

To disable the email notification for the DAM Update Asset workflow, you can modify the workflow model itself. To do this, follow the steps given below:

• Open your Adobe Experience Manager
• In the AEM author instance, Navigate to Tools
• Click on Workflow
• Hit Models
• Open the 'DAM Update Asset' Workflow
• Modify the Email Step within the workflow
• Disable the email notification
• Save and activate the workflow model