Top-Level Display Issue
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I’m volunteering to design a school website and am trying to use your BE Subpages plugin. We have this hierarchy as an example:
Grades (Main Menu page)
> First Grade
> Second Grade
> Homework
> Special Activities
> Third Grade
> Teacher IntroductionWhen I click the top-level ‘Grades’ link, the plugin displays the following sub-pages perfectly:
> First Grade
> Second Grade
> Third GradeHowever, when I click either the ‘Second Grade’ link or the ‘Homework’ sub-page link, the plugin does display the ‘Second Grade’ sub-pages, but it still displays the ‘First Grade’ & ‘Third Grade’ items as well:
> First Grade
> Second Grade
> Teacher Introduction
> Special Activities
> Third GradeWhen we click the ‘Second Grade’ link, we would like the plugin to only display its own sub-pages.
> Teacher Introduction
> Special ActivitiesWhen a user clicks ‘Second Grade’, shouldn’t that page be considered the top-level page and, in turn, only display its sub-pages?
I’m familiar with web design, but still fairly new to WP and plugins so I apologize if this is a newbie question. I have searched online trying to find the answer, but couldn’t find what I was looking for.
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