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1. Flávio Ricardo
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   Add option to show and hide child pages within the listing pages. This helps when the number of pages is too large or when the child pages also have daughters.

   Posted: 2 years ago #

2. Mark
   Member

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   Now there's a simple idea that would just make plain sense and is relatively easy to implement.

   Posted: 2 years ago #

3. rhysbwaller
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   true that, would keep things well organised

   Posted: 1 year ago #

4. Andy Macaulay-Brook
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   Agreed. Add more hooks for plugin authors to customise the dropdown filters too. And drag and drop ordering?

   Posted: 1 year ago #

5. Marketing Affiliate
   Member

   Fantastic idea Flavio. If I have a large number of child pages I find it hard to locate certain parent pages alphabetically (I'm talking 50+ child pages per parent page). Would enjoy seeing this feature added.

   Posted: 1 year ago #

6. Diogo15
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   Awesome idea!

   Posted: 9 months ago #

7. coolerchoice
   Member

   Thats a great idea Flávio good thinking to keep things organised

   Posted: 8 months ago #

8. Constructeur
   Member

   Agreed. Add more hooks for plugin authors to customise the dropdown filters too. And drag and drop ordering?

   Posted: 8 months ago #

9. Melbourne Cup 2012
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   Yes, this is an awesome idea that I thought should be in core already. Pagination has always been a sore point when it comes to the wordpress cms. Obviously wordpress is rapidly evolving into a general cms rather than just a blogging platform that it was originally designed for. With this comes much larger websites and many more pages.

   From an seo point of view, Google doesn't seem to like wordpress child pages and considers them to be more duplicate content that has a negative effect on rankings. Maybe having dynamic pagination that Google considers as part of the one primary page may be a good option to look at.

   Posted: 7 months ago #

10. Ipstenu
    Moderator

    From an seo point of view, Google doesn't seem to like wordpress child pages and considers them to be more duplicate content that has a negative effect on rankings.

    Only if you have the same content on two pages. There is no duplicate content penalty for subpages. That SEO info is incorrect.

    Posted: 7 months ago #

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