Map subfolders

I didn't see the suggestion, but after running a few add-ons and modules, I have come to the realization that having sub-folders for maps would be an extreamly useful feature. Many locations have multiple floors, thus multiple maps. It don't take long to have a list of maps that's a mile long. Simply being able to place these maps in a folder for the dungeons would save me a lot of work. I mean ever try to move the party from a map located on 1 side of the list to a map located on the other?  There are some API that help, but simply being able to place all the maps to each location in a folder together would make things so much cleaner and easier to use. Also allowing the deleting of a folder and all the stuff in the folder would be amazing. For both maps and handouts ect. because I spend more time rearranging and deleting things then it would take me to set up an entire game sometimes.

You may want to cancel your vote here and add it to this suggestion instead, which already has 520 votes (at the time of this post): <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1618045/a-better-way-to-organize-pages" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1618045/a-better-way-to-organize-pages</a>

though I did add a vote to that page as well, the way it was worded made it hard to understand the OP desire. I still am not fully sure that they where talking about the addition of sub-folders or if there reference to pages was referring to something else. It is also listed as obstructed, and was created before the current folder system. This makes me wonder if they where specifically talking about map subfolders or if they had been regarding something slightly different. To be clear I simply desire something for maps akin to what they have for the current folder system. Though would love the ability to actually delete more then 1 thing at a time with any of the folder systems that's probably a different topic.

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