Jake Goldman

Glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you for the feedback! Glad it’s working well for you.

Are you running WordPress 4.3.1? I’ve test a few instances running 4.3.1, and can’t replicate this problem… can either of you provide more information concerning other plugins you might have installed, and the web browser you’re using?

I don’t want to expand the plugins built in options / complexity, but this is very doable (for developers) by using the restricted_site_access_is_restricted filter, which passing the initial request ($wp) along with it. You can check $wp for the page ID (or other properties) and override the default restriction behavior accordingly.

It would be relatively simple to make a plugin that extends this one and adds a “Don’t restrict” option to individual posts and pages… I just don’t think it belongs in the lightweight core plugin.

WordPress’s sorting options – of which this is a natural extension – are not sticky (try sorting by other fields, too). There are ways to force a different default sort order on an admin post type list, but changing default WordPress behavior or assuming that everyone wants their default order changed isn’t something I’m going to add to the plugin.

Note that hierarchical post types sort by order, automatically.

This is fixed in 2.2.4

The issue here is that I’m really trying not to alter the list of post types more than I have to. Adding those drag targets would require more complex manipulation of the table that would open it open to more compatibility conflicts. For now, I don’t plan on adding this feature.

What’s documentation categories?

Fixed. Good find!

Yea, I know… just seemed cheap to package my own spinner or spit out more CSS in the page. I’ll fix it.

The escaping is essential to preventing XSS attacks. The URL can be overridden. What’s wrong with what was being returned?

There’s no new screen – you drag and drop the rows right on the normal page list screen. Note that it doesn’t support non-hierarchical or page-like post types like, well, posts, out of the box. Should “just work” for pages.

Do it with CSS – your developer can set an editor and front end stylesheet.

Fixed in 2.2.3. The change to the ORDER BY parameter in WP Query came late in the release cycle of 4.0!

Fixed in 2.2.3 – sorry for the delay on this. The WP Query change in 4.0 came late in the cycle. Thanks for the tip off euthelup.

(Note that ByronicEntity’s fix isn’t quite right – should still upgrade.)