Currently it moves them to the default category.
When deleting children categories move all posts to parent category.
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Ajd777
MemberPosted: 5 years ago # -
SeorEpiphyte
Member...or category of your choosing?
Posted: 5 years ago # -
Mark
MemberThat sounds very sensible and shouldn't be too difficult to implement.
Posted: 5 years ago # -
Kingsmob77
MemberI like this idea but agree with SeorEpiphyte. There should be functionality allowing the user to move children to a parent of their choosing.
This one feature would improve the manageability of WordPress blogs tenfold.
Posted: 5 years ago # -
richardc020
MemberSounds easy to implement, huge management benefits, untold time saved.
Posted: 5 years ago # -
Dzelde
Memberyes, to a chosen category.
Posted: 4 years ago # -
uxdesign
MemberYes, to selected cat vs. parent...
http://uxdesign.comPosted: 4 years ago # -
gilliancs
MemberI agree, this would be very useful.
Posted: 4 years ago # -
tdavislaserapp
MemberI don't know if this is a good idea. Perhaps an option that would allow you designate where the child objects go, like a pull down menu option. I can think of a lot of instances where I would not what the child objects to be thrown into the parent category by default. I currently use a plugin to batch change my category assignments before making this kind of a change, because I may want to parse these posts into various subcategories.
The root of the issue is that if you are deleting a child, there is no simple answer as to where the posts that belong to that child object should go. They were put in that sub-category for a reason, and assigning a category, other than Uncategorized, is a little presumptuous.
Posted: 3 years ago # -
jp135
Memberi this is something i would also like to see
i dont really like the whole category interface
Posted: 3 years ago #
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