Sub Page Hierarchy Widget

A quick way to show a set of the pages in a particular part of your site without having to show all the pages on the site. Adds a widget to let you show a clickable list of pages linked to a particular 'parent' page on your site.

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working. e.g.

1. Upload ldpagehierarchy.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Go to Design->Widgets and click on 'add' next to 'sub page hierarchy'
4. Go to the right of the page and hit 'edit' next to 'sub page hierarchy'
5. Select the top page of your hierarchy under 'head page'
6. Click 'change' and then 'save changes' == Frequently asked questions ==

Help. My widget disappeared with the upgrade to version 1.4. Is that right? Yes. Unfortunately, this happened with the upgrade to version 1.4. Moving from the deprecated register_sidebar_widget() to the new wp_register_sidebar_widget() function removes your widget from the widget area or sidebar. If you just put it back into the widget area or sidebar, your settings should still be there.

2.0.8

• Completed support for internationalization

2.0.7

• Preliminary support for internationalization

2.0.6

• Support for selective refresh

2.0.5

• Fixed small bug showing in debug mode.

2.0.4

• Renamed to 'Sub Page Hierarchy Widget'. Added options to link title and limit depth of list display

2.0.3

• Changed name of the plug-in from 'Sub Page Hierarchy' to 'Sub Page List Widget'

2.0.2

• Addresses error with wp_get_sidebars_widgets(); function.

2.0.1

• Supports internationalization

2.0

• Supports multiple widgets

1.5

• Add missing ul tags.

1.4

• Remove deprecated functions

1.3

• Fixing the invisible drop-down box problem. Moving to the standard Wordpress wp_dropdown_pages() function.

1.2

• Update by Will Howells for v2 change in DB structure for pages.

1.1

• Fixes a bug which means that page number isn't remembered.

1.0

• Original public version