Usage of the folder structure for landings pages

[#1]

This is just a small idea to work more aligned with who other applications use folders, and how we as users are used to work with folders. It would help the way of working if AJO could adopt what is established way of working with folder structures. I am sure it is created in AJO for a reason, but for us as and users it creates a lot of irritation and frustration. 

Why do we need to unpublish a published landingpage just for moving it into another folder - that dont make any sense. And if we then connect access right issue with it, it becomes even worse. You can unpublish, move - but not publish it again. It could be local sett rules, but this seams a little over complicated. If you have access rights to the landingpages, you sould be able to create a folder, and move a page to that folder without unpublishing the page, move it and publishing a gain. I guess the page had the same ID where ever in the structure the page is. 

This process creates frustration on several levels - first because of the inconvenient process , then for the challenge that there are several access right in play to get it completely done. 

[#2]

Hi @Selliers,

This functionality was delivered as part of our latest release.

Quoting from the release notes:

"Folders for landing pages - Availability date: May 9, 2025

To easily manage your landing pages, you can now use folders to organize them more effectively into a structured hierarchy. Read more"

[#3]

I am not sure if this is a bug or something else, but I cant move a published landing page to a folder unless the page is been unpublished first. Then it can bee moved, and published again. This seems a little strange to me.