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Hello,
I recently started using GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks and despite spending several hours and lots of searching, I’m still at a loss for how to get an element to work the way I want.
I have a top level page and I’d like it to have an element to display the name of each child page in a grid of blocks.
How do I get the Dynamic Content to pull the names of child pages?
Everything I’ve seen points me to PHP to list it all out.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Hi there,
That’s not something built-in in the dynamic content feature.
A custom PHP solution is required. Perhaps something like this?
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/152587/how-to-display-list-of-child-pages-of-parent-page-in-wordpressHi, thank you for the reply and confirming I’m not able to do it. The link you provided seems to display it in a list which wouldn’t work for this use case.
I don’t have that many pages at the moment so I’ll probably just make each block manually.
In the meantime, is there a place where I can submit a feature request?
Feature requests can be submitted here.
However, I can only recall a couple of other requests on this so I don’t believe it’s worth it for us to add it as an option though.
The dynamic content options in block elements you see are just using a lot of WordPress default variables and options (like displaying titles, content etc). This one will require a separate custom function.
We try really hard to only add options that are useful for the majority of our users.
In this case, I would say building the desired outcome manually is the way to go.
Let me know if this makes sense 🙂
It does, still figured I’d document the feature request though…
Also, what is best practice on this forum? Should I mark the topic as “Resolved” because it’s complete even if it wasn’t actually resolved?
We will absolutely consider this if it keeps on coming up 🙂
I would say that this topic counts of resolved as the question has been answered.
Sounds good, thanks.
Marked as Resolved!
No problem 🙂
Thanks for your understanding!
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