Ok firstly, create a php file inside your theme’s folder and give it a name that won’t clash with any of the native theme template files, archive.php, index.php etc… (give it a unique name, something like page-list-by-month.php). Add the following code to that file. <?php /** * Template Name: Pages by Month */ get_header(); ?> … Read more
Problem is that functions you are using output html as string, so it’s hard to order them. Is possible, maybe using an html parser, but there are some simpler alternatives. First is surely using the core menu features, but I know that is not possible using it from code if a menu is not created … Read more
Personally, I think this is the neatest, least intensive (database querying) solution: <?php $parentid = $post->post_parent ? @ array_pop( get_post_ancestors( $post ) ) : $post->ID; $children = wp_list_pages( array( “child_of’ => $parentid, ‘title_li’ => ”, ‘echo’ => false, ) ); if ( $children ) : ?> <ul class=”subpages”> <li><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/135921/<?php echo get_permalink( $parentid ) ?>”><?php … Read more
You can just add a post_status argument: wp_list_pages( array( ‘post_status’ => array( ‘publish’, ‘private’ ), ));
WordPress automatically creates an archive for each category. If you look in wp-admin, under Posts > Categories, you can click “view” to view a category and that will show you what it looks like and what the URL is. It is possible that a theme could override this functionality, but it’s unlikely. Most themes have … Read more
wp_list_pages( $args ) calls get_pages( $args ). You can filter the get_pages() output with a filter on get_pages. Let’s say you call wp_list_pages() like this: wp_list_pages( array( ‘please_filter_me’ => TRUE ) ); You can sort the pages now with code like this (not tested): add_filter( ‘get_pages’, function( $pages, $args ) { // not our query … Read more
get_pages explodes sort_column on the comma (,) character. Just check the source: foreach ( explode( ‘,’, $sort_column ) as $orderby ) { So the correct format should be the first one you posted: $args = array( ‘sort_order’ => ‘ASC’, ‘sort_column’ => ‘menu_order, post_title’ ); $children = get_pages($args); If you are not seeing the ordering you … Read more
Conditional styling of wp_list_pages bullet points [closed]
This is a little tricky, and my solution may not be the best for the performance. You may add this Value as a Custom Field to the Page, so you do not have to query it everytime. // get the ancestors of the page, and check if the page is toplevel $parent = array_reverse( get_post_ancestors( … Read more
Yes, you’re close. What you want is something like this: function rt_list_children() { global $post; $output=””; if ( $post->post_parent ) { // if it’s a child page $siblings = wp_list_pages( array( ‘child_of’ => $post->post_parent, ‘title_li’ => ”, ‘echo’ => ‘0’, ) ); if ( $siblings ) { // it has siblings $children = $siblings; } … Read more