Storyblok Companion

Drag stories to reorder, or move them into a folder or up the breadcrumbs; fix duplicate positions; copy a name, slug, ID or UUID.

Storyblok's story list shows you what is in a folder. This adds what you need to do something with it. REORDER BY DRAGGING Press anywhere on a row and drag the story to where it belongs. A dialog names the change, and the new order is saved to Storyblok when you confirm it. Tick a few rows first and dragging any one of them carries the whole selection, which lands as one block wherever you drop it. Dragging across a row's text starts a drag rather than selecting the text; the card below is where to copy from. Reordering only ever shuffles the position values a folder already holds, so it is safe on one page of a long, paginated folder — nothing you drag collides with the pages you cannot see. And when an order cannot be saved safely, the drop is refused with the reason rather than writing something that will not survive a refresh: the view spans folders, it is sorted by a column, or two stories share a position. MOVE INTO A FOLDER BY DRAGGING Drop a story, or a ticked selection, onto a folder row instead of between rows and it moves into that folder, placed after whatever is already there. Drop it on a breadcrumb instead and it moves up: into that ancestor, or to the root. A deep trail folds its top folders behind “…”; drag over it and they open. The folder is checked first, and a slug it already holds refuses the move before anything is written. A dialog says what will change: the story keeps its slug and gets a new full slug, so links to the old one break. COPY WHAT THE ROW DOES NOT SHOW A button beside each row's favorite star opens a card holding the story's name, slug, full slug, story ID, UUID and position. Click any one of them to copy it — no opening the story to read its UUID, no digging through the network tab for an ID. REPAIR DUPLICATE POSITIONS Storyblok lets two stories hold the same position, and then nothing can put them in a definite order — including dragging, above. When that happens, the extension's mark appears in the corner of the page, and renumbering the folder is what it offers. It reads every page first, says exactly how many stories it is about to rewrite, including the ones not on the page in front of you, and asks before it writes anything. IT STAYS OUT OF THE WAY Colours come from Storyblok itself, so the extension follows whichever theme you use. Nothing is inserted into the app's own markup — the controls float above the list — so nothing about Storyblok works differently while it is installed. The mark in the corner is only there when there is something to do with it, and you can drag it anywhere in the window. Works on app.storyblok.com and app.storyblokchina.cn. PRIVACY No account, no analytics, no servers of our own. Every request goes to Storyblok's own API from your browser tab, with the session you are already signed in to. Nothing is sent anywhere else.