Merge pull request #4464 from codyhoag/module-ext-ide-7.1.x

LRDOCS-6303 Creating Ext Modules in IDE | 7.1.x

develop/reference/articles/1000-customization-with-ext/02-customizing-osgi-modules-with-ext/01-creating-an-ext-module.markdown

@@ -18,6 +18,50 @@ Workspace is preconfigured with an `ext` folder, which applies important
 settings (via the `LiferayOSGiExtPlugin`) to your Ext module when it's deployed
 to @product@. You'll learn more about this in the next section.
 
+You can also create an Ext module leveraging the `modules-ext` project template
+in Dev Studio or IntelliJ. 
+
+## Dev Studio
+
+To create an Ext module in Dev Studio,
+
+1.  Right click your Liferay Workspace and select *New* → *Liferay Module
+    Ext Project*.
+
+2.  Define the project name and the original module name (i.e., BSN form, like
+    `com.liferay.login.web`) you intend to override.
+
+    ![Figure 1: You must define your Ext module's name and the module you intend to override.](../../../images/ext-module-dev-studio.png)
+
+    Note, you must have the `target.platform.index.sources` property enabled in
+    your workspace's `gradle.properties` file to browse for the original module
+    name.
+
+3.  Click *Finish* to create the Module Ext project.
+
+Awesome! You've created an Ext module project in Dev Studio!
+
+## IntelliJ
+
+To create an Ext module in IntelliJ,
+
+1.  Go to *File* → *New* → *Liferay Module*.
+
+2.  Select the *Liferay Modules Ext* option from the left menu.
+
+3.  Define the original module name (i.e., BSN form, like
+    `com.liferay.login.web`) you intend to override. Then click *Next*.
+
+    ![Figure 2: You must define the module you intend to override.](../../../images/ext-module-intellij.png)
+
+    Note, you must have the `target.platform.index.sources` property enabled in
+    your workspace's `gradle.properties` file to browse for the original module
+    name.
+
+4.  Define the module name.
+
+5.  Click *Finish*.
+
 Great! You know how to create an Ext module and are familiar with its folder
 structure and most significant files. Next, you'll learn how to develop your Ext
 module to customize @product@.