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I am sorry Sir, but it’s way more clicking then before! Everything seems to be hidden behind interactive panels that need to be opened.

Another anoying thing is that pressing tab (for example in the date planning section) isn’t available for “month” so i need to click and select the month with mouse movement, before i could just press tab and scroll down to the according month, which was way faster.

Final Publishing or Planning a post needs two extra clicks, because a panel opens for final publishing and needs to be closed afterwards.

I don’t know how you do your blogging, but the new editor is not intuitive!

@ shakingpaper: delete in general-template.php (WP 3.0.5):

2x around line 1120 ($back $previous in calendar),
1x line 1186 (current day)

AND post_status = ‘publish’

now the navbars of the calendar appear when u have posts in the future, and a link to today (line 1186).

Can anybody help to make a filter from this for functions.php?

Maybe this could be a starting point for a nice workaround.

like always the mods will close this thread and somebody will open a new one about this. i hate that. why is it so hard to resolve such an theroretically easy task? because the community doesnt work together on this.. now we have like 20 calendar plugins, just because wordpress doesnt do, what the users want. damn that!

still nothing? would love to see an answer

no, this doesn′t help, because the posts won′t show up in the rss-feed.

actually, i did something like this but because of the rss-thing I′m not quite satisfied with it.

it would be much easier if there would be the possibility to show/hide future posts/drafts in the admin panel