I had a need for this with my current customer, so I drupalized it. Before I commit it, here is the readme file for your consideration: The Section Order module exists becuse I got tired of having to either create hooks to let CCK know how to reorder $content (theme variable), or $node->content['section name'], or adding settings to my admin forms to control the section weights. This module watches as the content is viewed and keeps track of the actual sections that are added to the content. You, the site administrator, are then able to use a simple drag-and-drop form to re-order these sections in any way you wish, regardless of the weights the other module creator specified. This gives you quite a bit of flexibility. Such a feature has been asked for from modules such as Image Attach and Taxonomy Image. Now it exists. Okay, so now a lot of people are asking, "Why not just have CCK do it?" There are several potential problems with that scenario: 1) Sacrelgious though may sound, there are sites that don't have CCK installed. 2) It seems that most contributed modules do not bother telling CCK about about their content sections, so they cannot be reordered with CCK. 3) Even when those developers do tell CCK, occasionally they do it incorrectly, again leaving CCK without the correct capability. The Section Order module works with or without CCK. Since it runs at the highest module weight, it will always be the last module to look at the content. This means that it will not get stomped on by other modules. If CCK is running, SO will simply alter CCK's weight values or provide section weights if CCK doesn't already know about them. If CCK is not available, then SO will alter the section weight directly. Either way, you get the desired order. Nancy E. Wichmann, PMP Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. -- Dr. Martin L. King, Jr.