1. Drag-and-drop write pages customization — This is one of the biggies that many people are complaining about. Hopefully you like WordPress 2.5′s new Write page layout, because if you don’t, you won’t be able to change it!

2. Drag-and-drop sidebar assembly — WordPress 2.5′s new widget manger has its benefits, but you can no longer add widgets to sidebars via drag-and-drop.

3. Bookmarklets — Gone are the Press It and Add Link bookmarklets that you could drag to your Links/Bookmarks toolbar. (Perhaps there will be a better-than-ever bookmarklet making an appearance in WordPress 2.6?)

4. File Editor — The “Manage > Files” section that let you edit core WordPress files from within the administration has been removed. If htaccess editing is what you miss, check out the Meta Robots plugin.

5. ID display — WordPress 2.5 no longer shows ID numbers (for posts/pages/categories/etc.) in the administration; instead you need to infer the ID numbers based on various administration URLs.

   While this might be annoying for power users, I think this “feature” removal is a good move with regards to simplicity, since most users don’t need to know the IDs anyway.

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With this update, the version number has been moved from 0.1.2 to 1.0. This does not indicate a major update, but rather is a reflection that the plugin is tested and stable.

The 1.0 version focuses on WordPress 2.5 compatibility. The plugin should now work with the plugin auto-updater in WordPress 2.5. In addition, the WordPress 2.3-specific tweaks are now clearly marked as such.

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Of course, please let me know if you run into any bugs.