Clearer publishing feedback and keyboard-friendly editing
Version 0.7.18See document status update after publishing, select icons with the keyboard and keep wrapped call-to-action buttons comfortably spaced on mobile.
Improved
Select icons with a keyboard.
Icon search results have names, focus styles and selected states, and can be chosen with keyboard controls.
Fixed
Refresh document status after a successful publish.
The document tree and root summary update without a full browser refresh; a failed publish does not pretend to succeed.
Separate call-to-action buttons when they wrap.
Four text CTA variants add consistent vertical spacing between wrapped buttons while retaining touch-friendly targets.
Release notes
LitPage 0.7.18 follows the grouped-navigation release with three improvements found while testing the publishing and editing journey.
See the result of publishing
After a document is saved and published successfully, its status in the document tree and the root summary updates immediately. You no longer need to refresh the whole Builder just to replace an outdated Draft label.
If publishing fails, the interface keeps the actual state instead of reporting a successful publication.
Choose an icon without a mouse
Icon search results now use named buttons with visible keyboard focus and a selected state. You can move through the results with the keyboard, choose an icon, save it and reopen the editor to review the selection.
This makes the richer menu editor introduced in 0.7.17 easier to use with a keyboard.
Keep mobile buttons comfortably separated
When text CTA buttons wrap onto another line, the affected variants now leave 16 px of vertical space between the rows. The update covers four text CTA layouts and retains touch-friendly button targets.
The documentation experience is also explained on Documentation sites for agents, using native LitPage blocks and real interface images. That page distinguishes the available web editor and public Blog CLI from the document CLI package that has not yet been publicly released and planned MCP publishing.