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A basic feature all headless CMS's don't have is nested pages/documents. It is how the web works, so why have they all agreed to not have the feature?
by o_m 5y ago
A basic feature all headless CMS's don't have is nested pages/documents. It is how the web works, so why have they all agreed to not have the feature?
- throw0101a 5y agoNesting is not necessary for the web to work. Wikipedia/Wikimedia does not have nesting: each page/topic is its own top-level article without hierarchy. Meanwhile BookStack, another open source wiki platform, does have hierarchical organization.