Improves the overall usability of the application and also the ability to reorder and add items. Also improve the accessibility of functionality:

• Now it is possible to move the items in a navigation menu using the keyboard.
• There is more flexibility when adding items to the navigation menu since you can now select the place where you want to add them to.

Fragments now provide editable types to map Link to Page field types that can be found in structures.

• The page creator can map the Link to Page field in a fragment from a content page.
• The Link to Page field is still mapped through a fragment on a Content Page even after the site is imported.

Before, changing cacheable configuration of a fragment would imply a "save" action and potentially a changes propagation action (no changes indeed if only the cache configuration was changed). This caused problems in performance and other aspects (such as wrong modification date).

From now on, and to avoid that, Fragments Cacheable property is managed in the Fragment options ellipsis menu: Fragment Sub-Elements Reference

This prevents fragment save + propagation when this configuration is modified, making it more efficient and resistant to issues.

In addition to that, we have added a cached label to better indicate which fragments have active cache.

IMPORTANT: BREAKING CHANGE as customers might expect the Cacheable configuration to be inside Fragments Editor, and now it’s placed in a different position.

Now, when creating pages and display pages to visualize object entries, users can easily display related object entries. To enable this, we have added:

• In a one-to-many or many-to-many object relationships scenario, new related item collection providers access information of the “many” side of a one-to-many and many-to-many relationships. For example: a Countries object, and a related “cities” object for cities in those countries. This new capability allows users to easily list the cities that belong to a country, and other data from each city, via a related item collection provider.
• In a one-to-many object relationship, if we are listing or displaying the items of the “many” side, information of the “one” side is available for direct mapping as well. For example: a “Countries” object, and a related object for cities in those countries. When listing the cities, this new capability allows to easily display the country which each city belongs to.
• Attachment field attributes (such as download URL and file size) are now available for direct mapping.

Now users can create richer web content with the new Date-Time field available in Web Content Structures. To make it add more value, it is also enabled the possibility to map this new field to the editable of type Date-Time from any fragment, allowing users to customize the date & time values in content pages.

• New Date and Time field.
• Date-time values can be added to Web Content.
• Custom format in Fragment config.
• Custom date time display.

In order to improve the information we display at the Content Dashboard, we have added a new column with the Review Date value. With this new column, users have an easy way to view all contents where the review is needed. In addition, we have developed a new Filter to give the capability to show only the contents to be reviewed.

Note: This change will require a full reindex to work, so the new field can be propagated.

Filter by Review Date:

• All 
• To be reviewed

Traditionally, it has been complex and tedious to configure the necessary permissions that would make the Control Menu not visible for logged-in users. As soon as one permission was not configured properly, the Control Menu would be visible for these users.

This was previously managed by a specific logic inside the Theme, but now, we have made it easier to control and configure with a new setting.

Now, customers can easily control visibility of the Control Menu per role, within Site Settings >> Site Configuration >> Menu Access.

We have refactored the Page Configuration and Page Design Options to make them homogeneous and consistent. Now, users can access Page Design Options as a section of the Page Configuration (they were two separate views before).

In addition to that, we have made the UX homogeneous and more consistent with new Clay component styles. We have also regrouped items according to what users intend to do, making it more logical and user friendly to configure.