caterhamcomputing

Hi Karif.

Yes, this should be sorted for sibling pages … I’d be grateful if you could confirm that this is working for you so that I can mark this topic as resolved.

Thank you for using CC Child Pages …

I have just released a new version of the plugin which includes the parameters show_author, show_date_created and show_date_modified … just set them to "true" to display:

[child_pages show_author="true" show_date_created="true"]

I hope this is helpful.

The new version of the plugin has just been released.

The classes active, current-page and cccurrent are now added to the childpage <div> when displaying the current page.

I hope that this helps.

The new version of the plugin has just been released containing the link_target and use_custom_link_target parameters. See the description for full usage details.

I hope this helps.

The new version of the plugin has been released today. It will now remove any [child_pages] shortcodes prior to creating the excerpt, which should avoid creating infinite loops …

This is a great idea, and I have added it into the new version that I am preparing for release. A tick box will allow you to select to show the title of the parent page (unless there is no parent page – e.g. when showing sibling pages at the top level, or when show all pages has been ticked).

Hoping to get this out today.

You could use something like the following added to your theme’s functions.php file … but it could cause issues if any links are generated by the shortcode (as it is invalid to have nested links).

// Add action links for plugin
add_filter( 'ccchildpages_inner_template', 'change_inner_template' );

function change_inner_template () {
	return '<a href="{{link}}"><div class="ccchildpage {{page_class}}"><h3{{title_class}}>{{title}}</h3>{{thumbnail}}{{excerpt}}{{more}}</div></a>';
}

… a better solution may be to add a data attribute to the div and use some javascript to open that link when the div is clicked:

// Add action links for plugin
add_filter( 'ccchildpages_inner_template', 'change_inner_template' );

function change_inner_template () {
	return '<div class="ccchildpage {{page_class}}" data-cc-link="{{link}}"><h3{{title_class}}>{{title}}</h3>{{thumbnail}}{{excerpt}}{{more}}</div>';
}

add_action('wp_head', 'cc_custom_js');

function cc_custom_js() {
?>
<script>
jQuery( document ).ready(function() {
	jQuery(".ccchildpage").click(function() {
		alert('Click');
		window.location = jQuery(this).data("cc-link");
		return false;
	});
});
</script>';
<?php
}

… of course, I’d recommend creating a separate javascript file and enqueuing it properly – the above is purely for guidance.

I am marking this as resolved as I have not heard back from you.
If the problem is still apparent, please let me know and supply further details as requested … I will then be able to investigate further.