Did you use the “depth”-argument?
<ul>
<?php wp_list_pages('depth=4'); ?>
</ul>
I did. “depth” gives back entirely too much.
Sorry, I might have been less than clear in my original post.
What I have:
A site that looks like this:
Site Home
Sibling
Sibling
child
grandchild 1
gg-child
grandchild 2
child
grandchild 1
gg-child
grandchild 2
child
Sibling
child
grandchild 1
gg-child
grandchild 2
child
grandchild 1
gg-child
grandchild 2
child
Sibling
.
.
.
What I want:
When I’m on the page “grandchild 1”, I want to see:
– its immediate children, if any
– its parent and its parent’s siblings
– the rest of its ancestors, and their siblings
Like so:
Site Home
Sibling
Sibling
child
child
grandchild 1
gg-child
grandchild 2
child
Sibling
Sibling
laid out according to menu_order.
Thanks!
You could try the Plugin “Simple Section Navigation” and see if it works for you. Otherwise you would probably have to manually program that.
Thanks for the link. I tried it and… it just gets the current page and its children.
Back to programming. If I come up with a solution I’ll post the code here.
I don’t know how you did it but if I try this plugin it gives current page, its siblings and only the current page’s children…
Well… programming ist always a way to learn more… 😉
