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I am putting together a site that is for a sports team, they have a lot of teams even within the same age group, so for instance there are 4 under 10s boys teams. Each team has its own custom menu of the same 4 links, i.e "u10 coaching sessions", "u10 schedule"... I'm trying to keep it all laid out the same rather than put the page title as "u10 (A team) sessions", "under 10 (B team) sessions". So i'm ending up with a lot of identical page names the only way to tell them apart is the slightly different url. But you'd need to go into the page itself to check what the url actually is.

for instance i have 4 pages of "under 10 schedules" the only minor difference is the urls go "under-10-schedules", "under-10-schedules-2" and so on.

Are there any plugins available that may help me organise my pages a bit better, just the ability to put a description field in like categories would at least allow an admin to look at an overview of "All Pages" and be able to know exactly which page they need, rather than having to guess and go into the page itself to check the url.

Thanks in advance

Jonny

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i'd have a look at manage_posts_custom_column - it allows you to add extra columns in the overview. You could add a tag or category A/B/C/D to your pages, and show this in the extra column. – ptriek Dec 2 '11 at 10:29
Thanks ptriek, I shall look into this, appreciate you r help. – Jonnny Dec 2 '11 at 14:59
I also came across this plugin which was fairly handy Codepress Admin Columns – Jonnny Dec 2 '11 at 15:11

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