Users can customize the field layout to streamline the content creation experience.
Release Notes
We’ve redesigned the Global Menu to deliver a more intuitive, scalable, and visually engaging navigation experience across Liferay DXP. This update introduces a single, unified entry point to access all platform capabilities, reducing fragmentation and making it easier to move across features. As part of this transformation, the DXP Control Panel has also been rebuilt with a cleaner UI, improved information architecture, live filtering for faster discovery, and a simplified landing home with contextual shortcuts. Key Benefits:
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Beta
Elasticsearch 8.19 is now the minimum compatible Elasticsearch 8 minor version.
Key Benefits:
Operating Liferay DXP with the latest available minor version of Elasticsearch 8 (8.19) that includes security fixes and enhancements.
Up-to-date, secure Liferay-DXP stack
Performance improvements
Generally Available (aka OOTB)
Standardise the pattern so “selected/current items” and “available items” always appear in the same side, and reordering is always done in the same place and in the same way.
Key Benefits:
Users don’t have to re-learn the UI depending on the screen.
Reduces cases where users reorder or move the wrong list because the meaning of left vs right changes.
Consistent patterns speed up repetitive configuration work, especially for power users managing multiple sites/instances.
Predictable placement improves keyboard and screen-reader expectations and makes the interaction easier to document and test.
Aligns one of the most visible admin patterns across Site and Instance settings, improving overall quality perception.
Release Flag (opt-in)
Users can create complex data models by nesting structures and enabling repeatable fields within a structure definition.
Users can utilize CKEditor 5 as the default rich text interface for 'Description' fields across the platform.
Users can utilize CKEditor 5 as the default rich text interface when editing content within Page Builder fragments.
Semantic Search with OpenAI Integration (GA) [For LES Subscribers only] Semantic search, powered by direct integration with OpenAI as a text embedding provider, has officially moved from Beta to General Availability (GA). Configuration & Opt-in To ensure zero impact on existing installations, this feature remains opt-in. To begin leveraging semantic search, administrators must manually configure the connection:
Status of Other Providers While OpenAI is now GA, other text embedding providers (such as txtai and Hugging Face) remain in Beta. These can still be accessed and tested by enabling the existing feature flag (
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