Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When creating multiple new pages, they are ordered alphabetically. We would prefer pages to be ordered in an arbitrary way to keep topics of each page ordered based on relevance (for instance: a page called prerequisitesbefore another called installation, which in turn would come beforeupgrade)
Describe the solution you'd like
The ability to order page children in an arbitrary manner, for instance with some 'order' or 'priority' tag.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We would like to avoid having to use numbers to sort pages (like 1. prerequisites, 2. installation and 3. upgrade).
Additional context
I know that within Confluence you can drag/drop pages in the Page Hierarchy to reorder pages, but I am not aware how this metadata is then stored.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When creating multiple new pages, they are ordered alphabetically. We would prefer pages to be ordered in an arbitrary way to keep topics of each page ordered based on relevance (for instance: a page called
prerequisitesbefore another calledinstallation, which in turn would come beforeupgrade)Describe the solution you'd like The ability to order page children in an arbitrary manner, for instance with some 'order' or 'priority' tag.
Describe alternatives you've considered We would like to avoid having to use numbers to sort pages (like
1. prerequisites,2. installationand3. upgrade).Additional context I know that within Confluence you can drag/drop pages in the Page Hierarchy to reorder pages, but I am not aware how this metadata is then stored.