You can adapt the page content in the most suitable way for each device where it is visualized. The responsive editor helps you fine tune the out-of-box responsive behavior. For example, if a Heading fragment is added, it can be mapped to the title field of a web content structure and this mapping propagates to each item. Editable fields can be mapped to the common fields in the collection. Adjustments made to the spaces are replicated in the rest. It then defines a space for each asset in the collection. When the fragment is added to the page, you link it to a collection.

The Collection Display fragment shows sets of assets, with drag and drop editing. There’s also a panel listing all actions performed, for quick movement to any page state in the editing session. Keyboard shortcuts are also available: CMD + z / CMD + shift + z (MacOS) Ctrl + z / Ctrl + shift + z (Windows, Linux)

New buttons make it possible to undo/redo actions. Now non-technical users can create their own master pages, use them across the Site, and change them at any time (having the changes automatically applied to all pages).

Prior to this feature, common page areas could only be defined within a theme. Most commonly, they’re used to define headers, footers, and side bars. Master Pages define page areas that are consistent across several or even all pages across Sites. Liferay DXP 7.3 includes App Builder, Master Pages, Asset Libraries, and more. These features will enhance how you build your site, analyze your site’s traffic, manage documents, and create the applications you need.

The latest release of Liferay DXP includes many significant new features and improvements.

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