Sub Navigation Widget

Updated on October 17, 2017

The Sub Navigation widget allows you to display child pages of a parent page in a widget area/sidebar. It displays the titles of the parent and child pages as a navigator.

In this article, we’ll explain how to display a navigator through the Sub Navigation widget in the Jupiter WordPress theme.

Sub navigation widget - widget front end


In order to display a navigator in a widget area/sidebar, you’ll need to add the JP – Sub Navigation widget to a widget area/sidebar, and then configure its settings.

To add the widget:

1From the WordPress left menu, go to Appearance > Widgets.

Sub navigation widget - widget menu

2On the Widgets page, locate the JP – Sub Navigation widget in the Available Widgets column, and then drag and drop it into a widget area. In this example, we chose the Page Widget Area.

Sub navigation widget - widgets area

3Fill out the settings form with the necessary information, and then click on the Save button.
SettingDescription

Title Displays a title at the top of the widget. If left empty, it will show nothing at the top of the navigator.
Sort by Determines the order the links based on Page order, Page title and Page ID.
Exclude Determines the ID of the posts that need to be excluded from the navigator. You’ll need to add ID of the posts and separate them with commas. For example: 24, 234, 45 
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