Actually, it can be argued that this is not an improvement but I bug.
I understand that from the point of view of the way the pinned pages (tree order) are stored the current behavior is the most "natural" one, but from a content creation point of view, for a user that is writing content, not being able to order their subpages without calling an admin for help feels like a bug more than anything...
Anca Luca on 17/Oct/24 18:21
Actually, it can be argued that this is not an improvement but I bug.
I understand that from the point of view of the way the pinned pages (tree order) are stored the current behavior is the most "natural" one, but from a content creation point of view, for a user that is writing content, not being able to order their subpages without calling an admin for help feels like a bug more than anything - makes the order feature usable in very, very little situations, in practice...
Anca Luca on 17/Oct/24 18:27
From a logical point of view, this action is "tied" ("related") with the move, copy or create action: these are the actions where page tree placement is chosen today, and the order is part of this placement. Which brings us to the edit right on a tree of pages (page and children).
Anca Luca on 17/Oct/24 18:29
Actually, it can be argued that this is not an improvement but I a bug.
I understand that from the point of view of the way the pinned pages (tree order) are stored the current behavior is the most "natural" one, but from a content creation point of view, for a user that is writing content, not being able to order their subpages without calling an admin for help feels like a bug more than anything - makes the order feature usable in very, very little situations, in practice.
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