Summary

This chapter has been your guide to Liferay Web Content Management. We've seen how pages are created and managed in Liferay communities and organizations. It is easy to create whole page hierarchies without ever leaving your browser. You can import and export pages using LAR archives, and these can also be used to transfer a site from one Liferay Portal server to another.

Liferay CMS also includes a powerful staging environment, allowing you to stage content locally on the same server or remotely to another server. And when working on pages, you have the ability to use layouts and nested portlets to design every page to look exactly the way you want it to look.

Whether your site is small and static or large and dynamic, Liferay's WCM enables you to easily plan and manage it. With tools such as the WYSIWYG Editor, Structures, and Templates, you can quickly add and edit content. With the Web Content Display and Asset Publisher, you can rapidly select and configure what and how your content is displayed. And by using Liferay's integrated workflow, you can set up custom publishing rules to fit your organization. You will find that managing your site becomes far easier when using Liferay's Web Content Management system.