CCM-11285: restore original sidebar order for Features section #117
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- Separate pages without sections from pages with sections - Display pages without sections at top, sorted by nav_order - Render sections below in configured order from sidebar-section-order.yml - Fixes issue where Roadmap and Security appeared at bottom instead of top - Maintains logical information hierarchy for better UX
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Nice work Alex, well done 🙌
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Description
Fixed sidebar navigation ordering in the Features section to restore the original intended page sequence. The navigation logic was modified to properly handle pages without explicit section assignments by displaying them at the top of the sidebar, sorted by their
nav_ordervalues, while maintaining sections below in the configured order.Context
The new sidebar section logic was unintentionally disrupting the user experience by placing pages without sections (Roadmap and Security) at the bottom of the navigation in alphabetical order, rather than respecting their intended
nav_ordervalues. This broke the logical information hierarchy that was originally designed for the Features section.Type of changes
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