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  • Hi everyone!

    i want to extend a conditional function tag to sub-sub-pages but i don’t know how (i did before a lot of search but didn’t find nothing). at the moment i have this code that works only at sub-pages:

    `if ( (in_category(’29’))||(is_page(‘2007-premiados’)||$post->post_parent==”14″) ) {
    echo ‘<div id=”submenu”>
    <ul class=”fix”>’;

    wp_list_cats(‘optioncount=0&child_of=29&orderby=ID’);

    echo ‘
    </div>’;’

    how to increase to sub-sub-pages of post_parent==”14″?

    thanks!

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  • sbarry50

    (@sbarry50)

    I dont’t know if this is the easiest and/or best way to do it but it worked for me.

    if(is_page('3') || $post->post_parent=="3" || $post->post_parent=="33" || $post->post_parent=="34" || $post->post_parent=="35")

    In this case ID’s 33, 34, & 35 were subpages of 3. 33,34,&35 all had subpages of their own. It applied the execution to all of them and their subpages.

    Thread Starter nair

    (@nair)

    hi sbarry50,

    yes… for a few subpages that code it works, but when i have more than fifty subpages i need a better solution…

    thanks for the reply!

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