Ok, the problem in my solution was the use of $menu_item->ID instead of $menu_item->object_id. So the full correct logic is like so: function print_sub_menus() { global $post; // get current page $post_id = $post ? $post->ID : -1; $has_post_parent = $post && $post->post_parent; $top = $has_post_parent ? array_pop( get_post_ancestors($post_id) ) : $post_id; // get all … Read more
Do you want to list only the pages with children? I’m not sure to understand well what you want to do 🙁 If I’m right, you’ll have to do something like this with get_pages() and generate your listing manually after: // First get all pages $pages = get_pages(); // Then, get page IDs if ($pages) … Read more
Check if meta_key exists in wp_list_pages
Display a custom post type list by taxonomy term
I’m not entirely certain what you’re asking. If you want to have the list of pages in an ordered list insted of unordered it should be simple: echo ‘<ol>’; wp_list_pages( array( ‘title_li’ => null ) ); echo ‘</ol>’; However if what you’re asking is to order it according to some parameter so that you can … Read more
In this way you add in “exclude” parameter like this ‘exclude’ => ”, // here add this page id you don’t show in listing. ‘exclude’ => ‘2,4’, like this If you want only child pages you will use get_page_children() function. Please see this link for reference http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_page_children
try this $children = wp_list_pages(‘title_li=&child_of=”.$post->ID.”&echo=0&link_before=<i class=”icon-something”></i>’); define link_before property in wp_list_pages
I don’t know what you mean by “open a second navigation”. That could mean several things. But to get an “empty” link you have a couple of choices: Option #1– aka, easy but kind-of a hack Add a menu item with the “Custom Links” form. You have to provide an URL but you can delete … Read more
$ancestors = array(); $ancestors = get_ancestors($post->ID,’page’); $parent = (!empty($ancestors)) ? array_pop($ancestors) : $post->ID; $parent should be the topmost page parent. However, if you are using a WordPress generated menu there is a pretty good chance that there is already a item identified by a CSS class as the parent. Take a good look at the … Read more
So I thought it wouldn’t be a bad idea to use this same function for all of my external widgets. (am I wrong here???) If you are comfortable looking at PHP code to get the argument list of each widget, if you are trying to make it more difficult for you (or other admins) to … Read more