Hide Copied New Language Tree Pages Until Published
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When copying a large / deep language tree from one language to a new language the new pages are instantly "published" and available to the public view (searches, auto-nav, page lists.)
Browsing previous forum posts has revealed solutions utilizing the "exclude from" custom attributes:
Exclude from Nav
Exclude from Page List
Exclude from Search Index
Exclude from sitemap.xml
This would be extremely tedious (and error prone) on a language tree with an excess of 100 pages. The inverse task to "publish" would be equally as tedious.
A newly created page is not "published" by default. What would it take to make a new language's language tree copy also not published by default?
Other suggestions I have found involve manipulation of the page permissions which is something for which we'd rather not expose to (or confuse) lower privileged editors.
Browsing previous forum posts has revealed solutions utilizing the "exclude from" custom attributes:
Exclude from Nav
Exclude from Page List
Exclude from Search Index
Exclude from sitemap.xml
This would be extremely tedious (and error prone) on a language tree with an excess of 100 pages. The inverse task to "publish" would be equally as tedious.
A newly created page is not "published" by default. What would it take to make a new language's language tree copy also not published by default?
Other suggestions I have found involve manipulation of the page permissions which is something for which we'd rather not expose to (or confuse) lower privileged editors.
