Hi there,
For my website I got the pages:
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lien caché aan de kust
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For the page ‘Leuk voor de kinderen’ I want to show the sub attributes with a link. So this ones.
-- boomhut vakantie
-- huisje aan de kust
-- vakantie bij de boer
And for the sub attributes pages like boomhut vakantie I want to show the related articles. So this ones.
-- huisje aan de kust
-- vakantie bij de boer
Is this possible?
Hello,
You can try with a custom "hierarchical" post type, see below test site:
Login URL:
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Custom post type "inspiratie" settings:
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Enable options:
- Page Attributes
- hierarchical
See the result posts:
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Hi Luo,
Thanks for your quick reply.
I have performed the above but I want to show the page name/link on the page.
See pic attached.
So when I open the page ''huisje aan de kust'' I want to show the links of ''op een eiland'' and ''vakantie bij de boer''.
And when I open the page ''aaa'' I want to show the links of ''bbb'', ''ccc'' and ''ddd''.
So related articles that fall under the group.
See the example
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The related articles called ''Artikelen in Marketingstrategie''
Hopefully this is clear.
1) In the parent page, you can display a post view:
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- Query "inspiratie" posts
- Filter by:
Select posts whose parent is the page where the View is shown.
- In view's loop, display "inspiratie" post information
2) Create a content template "Brother inspiratie posts":
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Display a post view:
- Query "inspiratie" posts
- Filter by:
Select posts whose parent is the current post in the loop.
- In view's loop, display "inspiratie" post information
3) In single child page:
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Display above content template shortcode with item attribute:
[wpv-post-body view_template="brother-inspiratie-posts" item="$parent"]
See the result here:
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Hi Luo,
Is this also possible in a Template I created?
I am not sure how do you setup the Template.
You can setup two different Toolset content templates:
- One for the parent pages
- The another for the child pages