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In this example, the parent page ''Main Dishes'' contains the child pages ''Oven-Roasted Carrots'' and ''Chili con Carne.'' By specifying in the page properties that these pages are hidden, they will not appear in the menu structure; however, they are still accessible via the parent page.
In this example, the parent page ''Main Dishes'' contains the child pages ''Oven-Roasted Carrots'' and ''Chili con Carne.'' By specifying in the page properties that these pages are hidden, they will not appear in the menu structure; however, they are still accessible via the parent page.


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=== Instellingen ===
=== Settings ===
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'''Allowed visibility values:'''
'''Toegestane waarden voor zichtbaarheid:'''
This allows you to specify which types of pages may be displayed on the main page: public pages, personal pages, pages for logged-in users, no visibility, and deleted pages.
Hiermee geef je aan welke typen pagina's getoond mogen worden op de hoofdpagina: publieke pagina's, persoonlijke pagina's, pagina's voor ingelogde gebruikers, geen zichtbaarheid en verwijderde pagina's.
By default, the first four page types are selected, and the last two are not.
Standaard zijn de eerste vier type pagina's geselecteerd, en de laatste twee typen niet.
 
'''Tekst en titel weergeven:'''
'''Display text and title:'''
Hiermee geef je aan of de pagina tekst / omschrijving en of pagina titel getoond moeten worden.
This allows you to specify whether the page text/description and/or page title should be displayed.
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Huidige versie van 26 aug 2026 12:34

FR Childpages was developed to display multiple child pages in a list view within a single main page—the parent page. This is particularly useful when there are a large number of pages that can be organized into one or just a few categories. A practical example is a recipe book, where each dish is on its own page. Instead of dozens of submenu items (the recipes), you work with just a few menu items (the categories) into which the recipes are organized. For example:

Childpages example

In this example, the parent page Main Dishes contains the child pages Oven-Roasted Carrots and Chili con Carne. By specifying in the page properties that these pages are hidden, they will not appear in the menu structure; however, they are still accessible via the parent page.

Settings

Allowed visibility values: This allows you to specify which types of pages may be displayed on the main page: public pages, personal pages, pages for logged-in users, no visibility, and deleted pages. By default, the first four page types are selected, and the last two are not.

Display text and title: This allows you to specify whether the page text/description and/or page title should be displayed.