New Features in Liferay DXP 7.3 and Liferay DXP 7.4

 

Liferay DXP 7.4 New and Improved Features Highlights


1. Liferay enterprise search experiences 2. Low code application builder 3. DocuSign Integration 4. Click to Chat connector 5. Accessibility and SEO Audits 6. Auto-Translation of web content





Liferay DXP 7.3 New and Improved Features Highlights



Visual Fragment Composition



Page authors can now save their column compositions as reusable, sharable Fragments so they can be used on other pages.

Design and Theme Editor

We took Themes to the next level by providing Master Pages, Templates, Fragments and Style Books (see below) to override partially or completely the default theme look and feel. You can now use the classic Liferay theme as a base.

Dedicated translation experience for web content

A new translation UI makes it easy to translate content in a side-by-side UI that optimizes the process. Translators can translate only into languages for which they have permission, and our workflow processes make reviewing those translations a snap.

Content Performance

Subscription Required

Now you can tell how many visitors completely read your content. Content performance analytics appear in context with content it relates to, to help content authors and marketers to build and assess a successful content strategy.


Questions app

If you use your site to support products, the new Questions app can help your users find answers to the questions they have about your products. Taking advantage of Liferay’s GraphQL APIs and Message Boards infrastructure, the questions app gets users the best answers through voting and marking the most valuable information.

App Builder


App Builder is a new low-code application development solution for Liferay DXP backed by the Data Engine. It empowers business users with an intuitive GUI to define forms and table views and leverage workflows to build applications with the goal of digitizing and automating business processes. Applications can be deployed in standalone fashion or added to pages as a widget or through the product menu.

FORMS 

Page Reorder

It’s now not only easier to create and manage multi-page Forms, but also to reorder pages of a Form.

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