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Ability to reorder pages
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Ability to reorder pages in each project
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Matt
We've added this support for this now www.debugbear.com/docs/bulk-edit
(Adding this comment again since I think I forgot to notify voters last time.)
Matt
We've added support for this now. Thanks everyone for sharing your feedback! www.debugbear.com/docs/bulk-edit
Matt
Status changed to: Live
Matt
Status changed to: Planned
tobi
yes, and we have staging enabled. so you can compre stage vs production by just scolling through the list
Paul Aspden
Would be nice to also group pages under a collapsable zone
Matt
Status changed to: Under Review
Matt
Hey Sébastien, thanks for suggesting this.
What would being able to reorder pages allow you to achieve? Would there be a way to achieve the same outcome with better filters/automatic sorting?
I recently added support for tags, those might help if it's a filtering issue www.debugbear.com/docs/tags#showing-tags-in-the-project-sidebar
Currently pages with the same URL are grouped so that they show up next to each other. In your scenario would you ideally like to reorder those groups as one piece, or be able to mix different URLs together?
Sébastien
Hi Matt,
Currently, the pages are not ordered alphabetically, but simply in the order of creation.
It's just a little disturbing and without any real logic.
Being able to reorder them could add more logic to them.
For example :
- HomePage,
- HomePage with a specific parameter
- NewsPage
- NewsPage with a specific parameter
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Great for the tagging system... I hadn't seen it.
When will it be released?
Best regards
Sébastien
I just saw that the tagging system is already released... I hadn't noticed it :)
Matt
Yes, tagging is already available!
Changing the default sort order to be alphabetic would make sense and is easy to implement. I might do that tomorrow.
Custom sorting with drag and drop would be nice, but requires a bunch of UI and backend work. I'll keep it in mind for the future.
Matt
You can sort pages alphabetically now. I'll keep custom sort order in mind for the future.
Sébastien
Nice, thanks !