How to get all the sub pages of the parent?
I would recommend you either flatten your page hierarchy or use a taxonomy instead. E.g. if you’re rating posts, have a Page Rating taxonomy with the terms 1,2,3,4 and 5 etc. This will provide you with a post listing out of the box. Here is a recursive approach using get_children. Put the following in your functions.php:
How to set a parent page for a blog post?
Add a page and use it to host your posts. “The best way to set a parent page through all of your posts is through the (Appearance -> Customize) menu. You can set a static page for your home page or posts page. When you set a static post page, that page will be the parent for every individual blog post.”.
Where is the parent of a post stored?
Pages, however, can have parents and you can build a menu structure out of them by using that feature. As to where this is enforced: The parent of a post is stored in the column “post_parent” in “wp_posts”.
Can a WordPress post be a parent post?
In WordPress, blog posts usually are a non-hierarchical post type; you can’t give them a parent. But this doesn’t mean that you can’t structure these posts! You should definitely organize them by giving them tags and/or categories and interlinking them properly.
How to get all child pages in WordPress?
E.g. if you’re rating posts, have a Page Rating taxonomy with the terms 1,2,3,4 and 5 etc. This will provide you with a post listing out of the box. Here is a recursive approach using get_children. Put the following in your functions.php: The function does support an args parameter (query string or array) and an output type (see above).
How to get all sub pages in WordPress?
It displays the first level sub pages only. I need all the sub page, sub’s sub page and all. I searched for a solution and i can get all sub pages using get_pages and wp_list_pages.
How to sort children by Meta key in WP?
After we have the ids, we make query for the pages and can order the results by meta key/value. If you need to sort the children by meta key/value in a hierarchical manner, you should pass the meta_key and order_by values to the WP_Query in the _get_children_ids function (instead of the final WP_Query).