I’m not sure why this is happening but I did notice something that seems to be wrong with the permalinks here. When I click the like for “Philosophie,” the permalink looks like this: http://www.wds-institut.de/test/?page_id=9.
Notice the page number? However, when I click a sub-page from there, such as Unternehmen BRD, the link just looks like this: http://www.wds-institut.de/test/. In other words, there is no permalink there.
I clicked through these links because I noticed that in the codes above, you have certain pages excluded, and I was wondering what pages those ID numbers belonged to. It sounds like a stupid question, but are you *sure* you aren’t excluding the nav menu from those sub-pages?
(I couldn’t tell because, as I said, I’m not getting a page ID when I click on a sub-page link).
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dexter
(@dexter)
oh sorry o forgot to say that i am using a plugin to define a page as startpage. this is the Unternehmen BRD page.
i am pretty sure that child_of=$post->ID is the problem here. because the clicked childpage has no own child pages, so there can’t be a navigation for child pages.
unfortunately my php skills are very weak to find a solution. maybe it needs just a little “if… then…” action.
Okay, so then can you tell me if the pages excluded in the second bit of code (numbers 25,14,15,17,18 and 19) are sub-pages? What happens if you take that “exclude” parameter out of that code?
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dexter
(@dexter)
i have a couple subpages, which i dont wanna show in this sub navigation. if i would take out the exclude tag you could see these pages listed in the navigation.
So what happens when you try just this:
<?php wp_list_pages("exclude=25,14,15,17,18,19&depth=2&title_li=&sort_column=menu_order"); ?>
or this:
<?php wp_list_pages("exclude=25,14,15,17,18,19&title_li=&sort_column=menu_order"); ?>
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dexter
(@dexter)
thanks.
but this displays just the whole navigation structure without the excluded pages.
is there a way to use this child_of=$post->ID to display child pages of a certain page?
like this child_of=$post->8
Means writing a number instead of ID.
