Webpage Index Change
The way webpage indexes work has changed. They are better integrated into the work flow of editing messages with the Relative Url field set.
Prior to the change webpage indexes were created on the fly. If you added a message and set the Relative Url field to /my/webpage/ then your website would build the /my/ webpage on the fly. The default presentation of the webpage index was to sort the list by the message topic in ascending order and use an (X)HTML unordered list.
To control elements of the webpage index such as title, sort by, and etc. you needed to make a trip to your TWH Admin and add an entry to the Webpage Index database.
Now when you edit a message and set the Relative Url field your website will add messages to your discussion with default entries for any missing webpage indexes. If you added a message and set the Relative Url field to /my/webpage/ then your website would add a message with the Topic field set to my, the Content field would be set to the template tag {% webpage_index %}, and the Relative Url field set to /my/. The default sort by behavior is as before.
To control the presentation of the index the webpage_index accepts two optional parameters sort_by and template_name.
For more information see How To Change A Webpage Index.