Is it possible to show children and grandchildren in one shortcode with this plugin? Or is it limited to a single level?
]]>Hey mate, thanks very much for this plugin!
One question/request for you is: is there a way to disable the “Home” link from appearing? I want it to ONLY be the child pages listed as links. Thanks!
]]>First of all, thanks for this plug-in, I am having no problems using it for some basic stuff, but I see it has a lot more power than I know how to handle at the moment. My question might relate more to WP than your plug-in, but am hoping you can assist.
The Child of a PAGE is a very straightforward concept, since on PAGES, there is the Page Attribute box where you can specify what the PARENT is on each page you create. But how does a POST have Children? Where in WP is that Parent-child relationship defined for POSTS?
In APPEARANCE>MENUS I can move posts around to be underneath one another. (And it seems if I want, I can make a POST a child of a POST, a PAGE, or even a CATEGORY). But once I use your plugin code to try to display the children of a POST I get nothing.
I am guessing that I am doing something so fundamentally stupid but hours of making new test POSTS is getting me nowhere.
So, what, in a nutshell makes any one POST the Child of any other POST, and how is that best manipulated in the WP Admin?
Below is the code I am using, which works perfectly for pages (if I change the post_type to “page” and use it elsewhere in my site). For POSTS, it returns nothing, even if I specify the page id to start from.
<ul class="childmenu3">[list_siblings post_type="post" sort_column="menu_order" sort_order="menu_order"]</ul>
Can you please assist?
]]>Updated the plugin “List Children” and “I ran” preceeded all my posts, hahaha. Got me to wonder what was going on, if I had been hacked or something, but luckily I had only updated one plugin so the culprit was obvious.
All I did to fix it was to comment echo 'I ran'; and things are back to normal ??