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  1. Here comes a change proposal for the default Admin Theme ("ProcessWire 2.x Admin Markup Template" by Ryan): When a (novice) editor edits an unpublished page, the Save-button on the page says "Publish" and changes the status to Published if the contents is changed. http://www.example.com/admin/page/edit/?id=1033 In my experience novice editors too easily publish unpublished draft pages by mistake ("What's on this page? Oh, I better get back to Pages. [The user clicks Publish to get back to Pages]"). Better workflow: 1. Page top shows a "This page is currently unpublished"-notification - as now. 2. To publish the page, uncheck [x]-Unpublished. (Even better: Check [x]-Published.) 3. The Save-button only saves the page ... without assumptions about what the user intends to do. 4. On Pages, the user can bulk-change Publication status by checking [x]-Published and selecting "Action: Publish page" (like Drupal). PS: Also - I find it more natural if the Publish status was changed: * actual: "[] Unpublished: Not visible on site" * better: "[x] Published: Visible on site"
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