(I just started really using WP and noticed that as a client mentioned that there was weird "text" in one of their widgets. The weird text was a hyperlink I hardcoded in at some point but I didn't really pay attention, I just thought I was in the HTML view of the editor or something.)

I also can't believe that this idea hasn't been proposed before but I can't seem to find it with my search terms.

i.e. we launched a digital plattform for carsharing with supercars in Germany (http://drivar.de) based on Wordpress. As we list every single car as a seperate landing page, this is quite a lot of content meanwhile.
If we´re now starting to expand in other countries (and still don´t have budget for developing our own CMS) it would be very helpful to copy single pages automatically into other languages.

What do you think?

If you have, say, a jquery plugin on an input on a widget, the plugin will be deactivated on save and when a widget is dragged in. So you need to initialise the javascript 3 times: On page load, on save, and on drag.

This gets pretty hairy when you have to identify which widget it is, and discriminate between each widget. It would be ace if there were hooks for each of these states. And these could get passed the current widget's id as an argument so you could target the javascript to the widget in question without loads of DOM traversing for easier development.

we are a legaltech company http://www.advocado.de using contao at the moment. We're planning to switch to wordpress but I'd like to ask you if there's any plugin available for wordpress that offers you the possibility to implement a feedback form.

The form should ask the visitor while hovering over the url why he's leaving and if he could give feedback before leaving.

Any suggestions welcome