This feature introduces a centralized administration interface within the Data Set Manager to oversee and moderate User Views. Administrators can now access a global list of all User Views to monitor usage or perform cleanups.

Key Benefits:

 

• Centralized Oversight: A new "Manage User Views" button in the Data Set Manager provides a complete list of all User Views for easier monitoring.

• Contextual Access: Admins can jump to the management view from specific Data Set settings, where the list is automatically pre-filtered to show only the views belonging to that Data Set.

• Administrative Control: Enables admins to maintain system hygiene by deleting individual or multiple User Views via bulk actions.

• Full Visibility: Provides key details at a glance, such as which user created the view and which Data Set it belongs to, ensuring better governance of user-generated configurations.

 

The Style Book Editor has been improved to make managing design tokens simpler and more intuitive, with a clearer approach to editing colours and improved overall usability.

Key Benefits:

 

• Faster updates: Edit colour tokens quickly through a single, clear interaction point.

• Easier to use: Fewer competing controls reduce confusion and make the editor more approachable.

• Consistent experience: Interaction patterns now align with the Page Editor, improving learnability.

• Built for growth: A stronger foundation to support future design token capabilities and enhancements.

• Fewer errors: Improved interactions reduce friction and mistakes when updating styles.

  

The Global Menu has been promoted from Beta to GA and is now the default, fully supported navigation experience in Liferay DXP. It provides a single, consistent entry point to access applications and settings, with improved structure, stable behaviour, and integrated search for faster navigation.

 

Style Book tokens are now aligned with Clay variables, ensuring that design changes apply consistently across UI components and themes.

Key Benefits:

 

• Reliable theming: Changes made in Style Books now correctly reflect across all Clay-based components.

• Real consistency: No more gaps where updating a token doesn’t affect parts of the UI (e.g. alerts, buttons).

• Better visibility: Token changes are accurately represented in the Style Book editor.

• Stronger foundation: Clay now exposes core variables (colours, typography, spacing) as CSS custom properties, making them easier to control.

• Future-ready: Sets the groundwork for more advanced theming and design system capabilities.