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1. skarck
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Hi!

   I'm developing a single-page layout theme and look for a way to loop all pages and subpages in their logical order (by menu_order), e.g. show the first page, then all its child pages, then page 2 and so on...

   the problem is that wp by defalut seems to give subapges the menu_order of 0 what would all subpages appear at the top of the page list. and i dont want users to set this value manually.

   i also tried to loop all parent pages and then check if they have children, but since i need to use query_posts() and there is no "depth" option like in wp_list_pages this didn't worked out.

   anyone out there who could help?

2. MichaelH
   Volunteer
   Posted 2 years ago #

   This might work:
   

   <?php
     $pages = get_pages('sort_column=menu_order');
     foreach ($pages as $page) {
     echo '<p>'.$page->post_title.'</p>';
     }
    ?>

3. skarck
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   thanks, good idea!

   but using your code results in an nested structure of subpages, what i actually dont want to have.
   when i set "hierarchical=0" what is described as an option to print out a "flat" structure it doesn't sort the pages properly. then again all subpages are listed at the top of the list...

   is this how it should work???

4. skarck
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   sry, found out that i messed up my html markup...

   get_pages() does its job!

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