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How do I create a list of pages in WordPress?
Click on Plugins and select the Add New option on the left-hand admin panel. Search for Page-list in the available search box. This will pull up additional plugins that you may find helpful. Scroll down until you find the Page-list plugin and click on the “Install Now” button and activate the plugin for use.
How do I order WordPress pages for my child?
Reordering Directly in WordPress Dashboard
- Go to any page on your website.
- Use the Screen Options to drop down the control window.
- Choose the “Page Attributes” checkbox.
- Change the number box under “Order” to adjust the position. The lowest numbers are first.
- Click the “Update” or “Publish” button on the page.
Where do I show my Child pages in WordPress?
If you organize your WordPress website with parent and child pages, then you may want to display your child pages or sub pages on the main parent page. You may also want to show the main page on each sub page for easy browsing.
How to tell if a child page is a parent page?
The code above first checks to see if a page has a parent or the page itself is a parent. If it is a parent page, then it displays the child pages associated with it. If it is a child page, then it displays all other child pages of its parent page. Lastly, if this is just a page with no child or parent page, then the code will simply do nothing.
How can I get a list of Child pages?
Upon activation, you need to edit the parent page and simply add the following shortcode where you want to display the list of child pages. You can now save your page and preview it in a new browser tab. You’ll notice that it displays a simple bulleted list of all the child pages.
How to get all child pages of parent page in PHP?
A bit late for the author, but people will come here for an answer still 😉 The easiest way to handle this is with get_children (). It pretty much does what you would expect. It returns the child pages of a parent page. get_children () is basicly a wrapper for the WP_Query class. You can use it like this…