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Hey Pame,

Currently, there's no date range filter, making it difficult for content admins to efficiently browse and filter content. By implementing this feature, content admins will have improved access to both moderated (draft) content and scheduled (published/unpublished) content, enabling more effective content organization and retrieval.

The following two scenarios illustrate how this enhancement benefits content management, specifically in the context of a News Website with a large volume of articles.

Scenario 1: Filtering Published Content
Use Case
A content admin wants to filter scheduled content based on specific publication or unpublishing dates to quickly access relevant news articles.
Steps

1. The content admin logs into the News Website’s admin panel.
2. They navigate to the Scheduled Content section.
3. The admin selects a date to filter news articles that were either:
4. Published within the selected date range.
5. Unpublished within the selected date range.
6. The system updates the content list, displaying only the news articles that match the selected criteria.
7. The content admin can now efficiently manage and verify the publishing schedule of news articles.
8. Example
9. A news editor wants to review all articles that were published between January 1 and January 15, 2025. By applying the date filter, they can see only the news stories published within that period, allowing them to review recent publications without sifting through older or unrelated articles.

Scenario 2: Filtering Moderated (Draft) Content
Use Case
A content admin wants to filter and review draft content that is still under moderation, based on a specific timeframe.
Steps

1. The content admin logs into the News Website’s admin panel.
2. They navigate to the Moderated Content (Drafts) section.
3. The admin applies a date range (From & To) to filter content that is still in draft mode and was last modified or created within that timeframe.
4. The system updates the content list, showing only drafts that match the selected date range.
5. The content admin can now efficiently track pending news articles, ensuring timely review and publishing decisions.
6. Example
7. A news editor needs to review all draft articles created between February 1 and February 7, 2025. By applying the filter, they can see all pending articles from that period, ensuring that no article is left unpublished due to oversight.

Final Thoughts
Implementing the date range filter significantly enhances the efficiency of content administration in a high-volume environment like a News Website. By enabling filtering of published/unpublished content and moderated (draft) content, this feature:
✅ Streamlines content discovery for admins managing large amounts of articles.
✅ Improves editorial workflow, ensuring timely publication and moderation.
✅ Enhances accessibility, making it easier to locate articles based on specific timeframes.

This enhancement would be a valuable addition, ensuring better organization and improved content governance for news editors and content administrators.

Let me know if you need any further clarification on the proposed solution. Thanks, Pame, for your time and support! 😊

Updated, our proposed with Screenshots for better understanding.

Hope you’re doing great, Pame 😊

Well I wanted to share the UI changes, I think it could be a nice touch and give you a better understanding of my proposed issue.

Here’s a screenshot for reference:

Also, just to keep everything connected, here’s the related issue and some comments worth checking out:

Issue: 📌 Create Basic Content Publishing recipe Active
Comments:
- [Comment 1]( https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal_cms/issues/3486774#comment-15884971 📌 Create Basic Content Publishing recipe Active )
- [Comment 2]( https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal_cms/issues/3486774#comment-15885031 📌 Create Basic Content Publishing recipe Active )

Would love to hear your thoughts!

Thank you!

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s.halawani → created an issue.

Hello chris,
Works fine now, thank you.

s.halawani → created an issue.