[Resolved] Setting for "show related pages"

[Michael]

Hi,
I was wondering if there is a theme specific way to show related pages? But not on all pages, just a few selected ones. So we have for instance a few articles on our website, and they draw people in. I would like to make it easy for them to, at the end of the article, click on a link to another interesting article.

Is there a way to achieve that in GP itself? Or would I need a plugin, or perhaps a coded solution?

Thanks 🙂

[David]

Hi there,

are these Pages or Posts?
And how would they be selected – manually or related eg. same Category.

[Michael]

Hi David,
Long time no talk 🙂

It would be for Pages. And ideally I would be able to select manually which pages to relate to.

[David]

Hi Michael 🙂 Been a while.

First thought would be the WP Show Posts plugin.
It allows you to show a list / grid of pages ( as well as posts ). You would need to create your lists first and then add the shortcode it creates to the page itself or use the Hook Element.

[Michael]

Thank you – I’ll look into that 🙂

[David]

You’re welcome

[Michael]

Hi David,
I was wondering if you perhaps have a suggestion for me? I have created a list, and it is displayed on this particular page: https://www.blojfri.se/pottraning-initiativ/ please scroll down to the bottom – to “Andra har också läst”

I’m ok with the settings, and I think everything looks reasonably ok, apart from the distance between the headings and the excerpts.

Despite using the “inspect” function in Chrome, and looking through the settings in GeneratePress – I’m unable to adjust it.

Perhaps there is a magical css fix?

Also, I just realised. The list, which in the page example includes all pages in a specific category, does also show the page it is currently on. Do you think that is a problem? Or better to somehow create a function to solve this?

[David]

Hi there,

try this CSS – it will reduce the space on ALL WPSP lists:

.wp-show-posts-entry-header {
    margin-bottom: 0.5em;
}

If you only want to effect that particular list then this:

#wpsp-3708 .wp-show-posts-entry-header {
    margin-bottom: 0.5em;
}

[Michael]

Hi!
That did it!

I assume there is no way to exclude the current page from the list? By that I mean:
A list consists of
Page 1, Page 2, Page 3.

I insert that list at the bottom of Page 1, Page 2, and Page 3.

Preferably, when I visit Page 1, the list at the bottom should not contain Page 1. Or if I visit Page 2, the list of the bottom should contain Page 1 and Page 3.

[David]

In the WPSP List > More Settings try checking Exclude current

[Michael]

*facepalm*…
Apologies – I missed that setting 🙂

Thank you!

[David]

You’re welcome

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