FR Childpages

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:

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.