Re-order Pages Not in Menu
We are regularly adding site pages which we do not wish to appear in any menu. This means our "pages not in menu" list is becoming rather long. We would really like to be able to change the order of the pages in this list, but doing so is impossible. Please consider making this possible. Thank you!
Ginger Hawk
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Matthew Clark
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Looks like they added a "workaround" which is simply adding them to the menu but hiding them. Seems like they could just extend the existing reorder pages functionality instead. https://gethelp.wildapricot.com/en/articles/184-reordering-and-grouping-menu-pages#reordernot
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Anonymous
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Agree. Ability to change order, add subfolders.
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VP Technology/Website BoardMember H
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Totally agree. We have lots of pages not in the menu (approximately 100) and this is growing. We definitely need some kind of ordering capability, even if only alphabetical so that it is easier to find the page we are looking for.
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Anonymous
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I agree.
(1) Minimum Requirement would be Alphabetical. This would be a great start. Then I can put my own naming conventions in place to manage these.
(2) Next level - Moving by drag and drop would be better
(3) Be able to have child menus would make it perfectThanks for a great application / solution.
:o)
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Anonymous
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Yes please, alphabetical or manual. Anything. Thank you.
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This would be a wonderful addition!
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Nina Cavanagh
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I don't mind if the reordering is like the menu pages i.e. manual. Anything so I can organise this growing area (150 pages so far).
Help! It's getting really hard to find the page I want to edit now despite trying to be clever with the naming scheme ... -
PAmela Graham
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Yes please!! This would make me very happy. We have lots of information pages 'not in menu' and not being able to sort and order them is a nightmare. Ideally drag and drop like the menu pages.
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Anonymous
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I agree. It seems like the order of the pages in "PAGES NOT IN MENU" is stored somewhere like in an XML file; if we had access to that file, it would suffice. Another enhancement -- probably more complicated for developers -- would be to allow us to define "subfolders" for "PAGES NOT IN MENU" and provide a drag-and-drop reorder/relocating function like the drag-and-drop menu reordering.
