Release Notes
Now, admins can customize the configuration of the Rich Text Editors with this new client extension, allowing them to set the toolbars that are available on different applications. In the form, you will have to define the instances in which the configuration will be taken into account as well as the JS that contains the configuration:
Override default settings and tailor colors, fonts, and other design elements directly through the ThemeCSS Client Extension. This update ensures a visually consistent and brand-aligned experience for your website visitors. Simplify website customization and elevate your brand presence!
You can leverage AI to create draft product descriptions and images with a single click, improving your content creation efficiency and sparking creative inspiration. Experience the future of content creation – try AI-powered product descriptions today!
Our latest update introduces a new version of the TradeCentric Connector (formerly PunchOut2Go) for Liferay DXP 7.4, simplifying B2B integrations with your trading partners. Additionally, the Stripe Payment Method Client Extension, available on the Liferay Marketplace, allows you to offer your customers a wider range of payment options, fostering a smoother checkout experience. Boost efficiency, improve customer satisfaction, and unlock new business opportunities with this powerful update!
Utility pages are content pages managed at the site level. Since the default system-level pages are not customizable, you can use site-level utility pages to provide a unique experience. Several utility pages are available out-of-the-box. You can customize them or add your own.
Our latest update empowers you to design custom Sign In, Forgot Password, and Create Account pages.
Now, if an asset type (for example, an Object definition) has several related Display Page Templates, and one of them is marked as Default, we allow to map links to any of the existing Display Page Templates for that Asset Type, in addition to the Default one.
This new possibility allows some interesting use cases for customers, such as:
Sometimes the changes added to a publication needs to be reviewed by someone who is not a member of the site. The goal here was to make unauthenticated users able to review changes within a publication. For this we implemented a mechanism to generate a code, which can be used to access the Review Changes screen of a certain publication. Also this link could be easily invalidated/generated anytime by authenticated Publication Reviewers.
The goal here is to make the users able to move changes between publications. This is needed because sometimes users do not want to publish an entire publication, but also do not want to revert the changes which will not be published actually. With this feature users can move changes from one publication to another, creating subsets of changes, and publish them separately. For readers with technical knowledge: this is similar to cherry-pick-ing a commit in git from one branch to another.