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@liferay-editor-custom-fields/image-enhancements

v26.0.1

Published

2 days ago

Adds focal point and blurhash using the Liferay Editor Custom Fields framework

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Liferay Editor Custom Fields - Image Enhancements

Adds focal point and blurhash to Images in Liferay Structured Web Content and Fragments

Supported Liferay Versions

This app supports DXP versions in their premium support phase at the time of this release.

2025 Q4
2025 Q3
2025 Q2
2025 Q1
2024 Q1
7.4

If you need compatibility for older DXP releases, you can create a legacy version with a year that supports the release, and submit a PR.

Getting Started

This is meant to be imported into a client extension. Since this is the first app using the framework, it's already included as an example.

In a terminal, navigate to your Liferay workspace's client-extensions folder
Clone the client extension into your folder using git clone [email protected]:lbeharxtivia/liferay-editor-custom-fields-client-extension.git
Run blade gw clean deploy to deploy your new client extension

Creating Liferay Content/Fragments with the provided files

A web content structure, web content template, fragment config, and fragment HTML have been provided for you at https://github.com/lbeharxtivia/liferay-editor-custom-fields-image-enhancements/tree/7.4/docs. Use those to create structured Web Content and Fragments respectively.

License

MIT Licensed. Copyright (c) Xtivia 2026.