Update from code changes: note reorderable editor sidebar sections - #7338
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Summary
Note that editor sidebar sections in the Home and Publishing tabs can be reordered by dragging, and that collapsed/expanded state now persists across visits.
Changes
editor/pages.mdxdescribing the sections in each tab, drag-to-reorder, and persistent collapse state.es/editor/pages.mdx,fr/editor/pages.mdx, andzh/editor/pages.mdx.Context
Triggered by mintlify/mint#10822: drag any category header (Recents, Starred, Personal, Workspace, Navigation, Hidden files) to reorder it. Each tab saves its own order per user, and collapsed states now survive reloads and tab switches.
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Low Risk
Documentation-only updates with no application or data-handling changes.
Overview
Documents Home and Publishing sidebar behavior in Create and edit pages: each tab’s content is grouped into named sections, headers can be dragged to reorder within the tab, order is saved per tab on the user account, and collapse/expand state persists across visits.
The same paragraph is added under Home and Publishing in
editor/pages.mdxand mirrored in Spanish, French, and Chinese (es/,fr/,zh/).Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit fe05139. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.