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It looks like a problem with your webhost: myhosting247.com

I tried going to https://www.fearthepeople.info/wp-admin and it redirected me to https://cweikert.myhosting247.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Ffearthepeople.info%2Fwp-admin%2F

So I have no clue where your hosting service is redirecting normal page requests… You should submit a support request with them to fix this.

Okay, problem solved… to anyone else that wants to do this… you can’t quite do what I wanted because the list of subpages must be at the end of the parent page’s normal content.

Basically, I found the page.php template file, copied it as page_with_subpages.php and put this at the top of the file:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Page_With_Sub_Pages
*/
?>

Then I put this code immediately following the line with “the_content();”

<ul>
<?php
wp_list_pages('title_li=&child_of='.$post->ID); ?>
</ul>

When you next edit a parent page that you want to list sub-pages of this parent, you can select this custom template as that page’s default template.

unfortunately, I don’t want these sub-pages listed globally in a widget… (from my understanding, widgets get put in the sidebar, which is loaded on every page).

I would like the list of sub-pages to appear in-line on their parent page.

For example, imagine that I have a page called “Camping” that will be the parent page, and many subpages about specific camping trips that I have gone on.

I put a brief paragraph on the parent page that I love camping and will list each of my camping trips below. And then I want to use the functionality of wp_list_pages to list all of the subpages so that people can reference this as a running list of all my camping trips, and they should be able to click the title of each listed page to be directed to a subpage with details about that particular trip.

I understand that this is apparently a complicated thing that wordpress isn’t designed to do… at least not out of the box. I am reading about page templates and hope to be able to create a custom template that will do this…

ah, hehe, hence the name “template tag”

so how might I accomplish this? If I create a bunch of pages that are sub pages of another page. is there an easy way to automatically create a list of these sub-pages within the parent page?