Description
A widget for displaying a list of subpage links. The list remains consistent regardless of where you are in the hierarchy.
Other features include:
- Widget displays only on pages with subpages or on subpages.
- List title is a link to the main page parent.
- You can specify the link text for the list title, or you can completely hide it.
- Sort subpages by Menu Order or Page Title.
- Specify the depth of pages shown (all in hierarchy, all in flat list, 1 level, 2 levels, etc.)
- Presentation utilizes minimal markup to allow for easy styling via your theme’s CSS.
Installation
- Upload the folder
wenderhost-subpages-widget
to the/wp-content/plugins/
directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Configure the plugin via Appearance > Widgets.
FAQ
- How should I use this widget?
-
Add this widget to the top of your sidebar. It will appear on pages that have subpages.
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Contributors & Developers
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Changelog
1.5.3 (09/15/2010)
- Bug Fix: In some instances,
get_post_ancestors()
called inget_parent_id()
was returning an empty array even though we were several levels down in the heirarchy. This would result in no subpages showing up on a page. A ID is always empty»>little research provided thiswp_cache_delete( $id, 'posts' )
to add to the top ofget_parent_id()
.
1.5.2 (09/10/2010)
- Bug Fix: Added code to prevent widget from displaying on Search results pages.
1.5.1 (08/31/2010)
- Bug Fix: Adjusted code to not echo any html when
Hide Title
is checked (previously an empty<h3>
was being echoed).
1.5 (08/30/2010)
- Added option to completely hide widget title.
1.4 (08/12/2010)
- Added an option for setting the depth of pages to display.
1.3 (06/28/2010)
- Bug Fix:
$parentID
was empty when viewing pages greater than 1 level below a top-level page.
1.2 (06/26/2010)
- Completely re-wrote the plugin. The backend now uses the WordPress Widgets API.
- The frontend simply displays the entire widget between
$before_widget
and$after_widget
. The parent page displays between$before_title
and$after_title
. The subpages are listed inside a simple<ul>
. This allows for a clean presentation that you can control via CSS.
1.0.1 (06/04/2007)
- Updated function names to prevent naming conflicts with other plugins.
1.0 (05/23/2007)
- v 1.0 — May 23, 2007 — Original Release date.