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    Issue #1509676 by 10oclock: Undefined table weight_weights
    Ben Davis authored
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    Overview
    --------
    This module provides a weight field for enabled content types. The default
    frontpage is overridden to sort nodes first by sticky, then weight, then created
    date. Nodes with a lower weight will be positiioned before those with higher
    weights.
    
    Installation
    ------------
    This module can be installed by following the instructions at
    http://drupal.org/node/70151.
    
    Configuration
    -------------
    To enable Weight for a content type, go to Administration > Structure > Content
    types and select the content type you want to enable Weight for. Select the Weight
    vertical tab, choose your desired settings, and click the Save button.
    
    Set a node weight
    -----------------
    To set the weight for a node, go to that node's edit page, select the Weight
    vertical tab, and choose the desired weight. If the content type is set to use
    menu weight, the weight selector will be disabled.
    
    Views
    -----
    Weight includes a default view that provides a drag-and-drop interface for
    reordering nodes. Go to Administration > Structure > Views, locate the disabled
    Weight view, and click enable. This view can now be edited as normal to fit your
    needs.
    
    Node weights can also be used in new or existing views as Filters, Sorts, or
    Arguments.