I disagree with that. The difference here is that WordPress _does_
have a way to order pages in core -- it's just very cumbersome. This
would be improving the usability of something that already exists in
core, not adding some new functionality. As such, it is an entirely
legitimate candidate for addition to core.
Page ordering is already there. Making it easy to use is a good idea.
Stephen
On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:31 AM, Alexander Beutl wrote:
WordPress is - first of all - a blogging plattform which has the
capaibities
to handle so called "pages" because there is a need for them (only
think
about impressum and stuff).
Even when you use it as a sort of CMS you will not have to rearange
your nav
structure very often (if you do, there will be some issues with SEO)
Anyway it is nice to have a plugin which can handle this - but one
shouldn't
blow up core by adding things 95% or more will never need.
--
Stephen Rider
<http://striderweb.com/>
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