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Drag & drop reordering of "chapters" in the Table of Contents #5301
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This issue should probably be renamed to “Drag & drop reordering of “chapters” in the Document Outline”, since the Table of Contents is now called the Document Outline. Also, to quote myself in the duplicate issue, #7888:
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The Table of Contents seems fairly similar to the Insert Summary feature #7115 and the Block navigation feature. |
Should this issue be closed in favor of #5301 or vice-versa? Also, since there is now a Block Navigation menu, would it still make sense to add drag and drop to the Document Outline as well? |
It would be nice if the block navigation and document outline could be combined (blocks collapse into headings) and we just implement drag and drop once in this list. :) |
Buzzing @shaunandrews to this issue... |
I'm with @ellatrix on this one; I have a hard time justifying the existence of both the Document Outline and the List View. There's long been talk of combining the two UI's somehow, and I think that's likely the better solution to work towards. |
Ongoing PR that combines the document outline and the List View, which supports Drag&Drop: #14956 |
I think we can close this as it's supported in List view. We should fold the outline into it eventually, probably as a filtered down view (display only headings). |
I think it would be useful to be able to reorder "chapters" through drag & drop in the "Table of Contents" section in the right sidebar.
Dragging a specific heading would move that heading and all blocks immediately below it up to and excluding the next heading of the same level.
Dragging headings could also change their level, depending on where you drag them to.
Let's go through a quick example of how I think this could work.
This would make re-ordering the structure of a larger document much faster and easier (no need to scroll around over multiple pages of content) and less error-prone (like copy-pasting only partial chapters).
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