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From: Ingo Schommer <ingo.schom...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [silverstripe-dev] Improve Add Page for Blog Posts etc
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We've already got a "power user" way of doing this through right clicking 
on a node and adding a page there. You still have to select the page type, 
but its less clicks.
In general, we could make this URL a bookmark as well: Either an actual 
browser bookmark, or a quick access link in a customized CMS template.
So with one click, you can create a new page - depending what data the 
bookmark contains, this might be under a specific parent, or a specific 
type.

I agree that we should de-emphasise the hierarchy on page creation,
but wanted to illustrate how we can get around the "one size fits all" 
problem
by utilizing the existing CMS architecture around form submissions etc.

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We've already got a "power user" way of doing this through right clicking on a node and adding a page there. You still have to select the page type, but its less clicks.<div>In general, we could make this URL a bookmark as well: Either an actual browser bookmark, or a quick access link in a customized CMS template.</div><div>So with one click, you can create a new page - depending what data the bookmark contains, this might be under a specific parent, or a specific type.</div><div><br></div><div>I agree that we should&nbsp;de-emphasise&nbsp;the hierarchy on page creation,</div><div>but wanted to illustrate how we can get around the "one size fits all" problem</div><div>by utilizing the existing CMS architecture around form submissions etc.</div>
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