Navigation with Static Home page

  • Resolved rockstarpoet

    (@rockstarpoet)


    17 years, 5 months ago

    Okay, I am new to the wp_list_pages world, but I have hit a bit of a wall. I have a static home page and then the blog will be a child page. But with this approach the hierarchy seems to be a bit fudged… it’s almost like…

    – Home (Main Index where the blog would usually be)
    — Home (Real static home page)
    — About, Portfolio, Services, etc (Pages off main)
    —- Child of About, etc

    And so on.

    So, I have the navigation along the top, but in the Sidebar I would like to have the sub/child pages listed. However, the problem is, even though these pages work fine, they aren’t “technically” the child pages are. The ABOUT, for instance, would actually be the child.

    So I have tried “Page-Link-Manager” Plugin and the child pages don’t show just the ABOUT (and so on) pages show. I also tried the “Subpages-Widget” and again only the ABOUT pages showed.

    The question is: How do I get my real child pages to show up? Any thoughts?

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  • Thread Starter rockstarpoet

    (@rockstarpoet)

    It now occurs to me I put this under the wrong header.

    With:

    <?php wp_list_pages('title_li=' . __('Pages:')); ?>

    This code all the pages show up. What can I do or is it possible to just have the subpage show up?

    Thread Starter rockstarpoet

    (@rockstarpoet)

    I don’t understand what I did… but it works. ??

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