By "Post New 52", I'm guessing you mean the recent DCYou marketing push? If so, then nothing has changed continuity-wise, besides them being more loose in how rigidly connected each series was prior to June (DCYou).
Up until June, my own opinion is that there's an extremely strong connectivity between each title - for example, all the Batfamily books having a very rigid timeline and status quo between them, and likewise for the Superman books.
Since June however, the idea is that while every book is in the same continuity (it's still New 52, they just aren't calling it that anymore), the connection between books isn't so strong in terms of the timelines.
I'll use the new JLA book and Justice League for example. In Justice League, certain major events have happened changing characters etc (I won't spoil), but there's no evidence of this in JLA and everything seems normal. The explanation of this, is that even though they're coming out at the same time, these books aren't happening at the same point in time - JLA's current arc is either taking place before the current Justice League arc, or after it and everything has been reverted. It may be irritating to not know yet which happens first, but the idea is that timeline continuity will become clear afterward - this method of storytelling is called "plug and play".
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I hope I did a good job of explaining, let me know if you have questions!
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