Include "Menu Order" in orderby attribute

  • Resolved brandon.w

    (@brandonw-1)


    8 years, 11 months ago

    In the plugin documentation, it states:

    As for the “orderby” attribute you can filter posts by “title”, “date”, “author”, “ID”.

    It would be great if you could add “menu_order” to that list.

    For example, in the Page Editor, you can set the order of a page in it’s current hierarchy. But there is no way (that I’ve found) to order the HTML sitemap this way. So, while my pages are organized by menu order in the back end, they are organized alphabetically on the front end. ??

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/simple-sitemap/

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  • Thread Starter brandon.w

    (@brandonw-1)

    HA! I just tried it and it worked! Can you please add that verbiage to the Settings > Simple Sitemap screen? Thanks!

    Thank you for posting this. It worked for me too. The documentation still doesn’t have this clearly stated. Plugin authors, please update your documentation!

    Plugin Author David Gwyer

    (@dgwyer)

    Thanks for the reminder. ??

    I’ve updated the plugin (v1.83) to include the ‘menu_order’ attribute. There is now also a direct link to the WordPress WP_Query page for a full list of available parameters.

    Thread Starter brandon.w

    (@brandonw-1)

    SO MUCH WIN for getting to this. Thank you!

    Plugin Author David Gwyer

    (@dgwyer)

    You’re welcome Brandon! ??

    And keep the suggestions and feedback coming! It’s a great way for me to continuously improve me plugins.

    Hello Sir,
    Please I put

    [simple-sitemap types=”page” orderby=”menu_order” page_depth=”1″]

    but it doesnt show my menu (which has sub menu items/pages) in order

    it just show all pages but without any order

    i use polylang and i tried this in English page and Arabic page, both show same results

    please how can i edit this|?

    not sure what page depth is but i tried with and without it

    and it will only show items beneth each other, not like
    1
    2
    a.
    b.
    3

    format

    please advice

    thanks a LOT!

    Plugin Author David Gwyer

    (@dgwyer)

    The menu_order property refers to the ‘Order’ field on the page editor inside the ‘Page Attributes’ meta box.

    See here for more detais: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Order_.26_Orderby_Parameters

    Hello Mr. Gwyer,

    –> This code:
    [simple-sitemap show_label=”false” links=”true” page_depth=”1″ orderby=”parent” orderby=”Menu_1_order” include=”voorwoord”]

    –> has this result (11-7-’16, 15:05)
    https://2015.terminalezorgmh.nl/index.php/sitemap/
    a sitemap in alphabetical order.

    –> BUT:
    I want the sitemap shown as in the menu with hierarchy visible for humans.
    e.g.: first: ‘Voorwoord’, up to the ± latest: ‘Contact’ (or colofon).

    Can you enlighten me?

    Thanks anyway,
    Suz.

    Add Pagination please

    @gautammurarka1: ???

    Plugin Author David Gwyer

    (@dgwyer)

    Try something like this:

    [simple-sitemap types=”page” orderby=”menu_order” page_depth=”1″]

    The code you showed specified two orderby attributes which were incorrect.

    Thanx for response!
    Did it. It still doesn’t work as I have in mind.

    The list still shows no hierarchy en (even) no more in alphabetical order.

    https://2015.terminalezorgmh.nl/index.php/sitemap/

    In addition:
    See: https://2015.terminalezorgmh.nl/index.php/sitemap/ >>> 2x sitemap.

    2nd is alphabetical again. Because of “menu_1_order”. The template Vantage of SiteOrigin: more menu’s are possible. So this one is ‘called’ Menu_1.

    (I wonder if there is a solution…)

    Sir. Add pagination in the plugin. My Website has arround 30000 post and page will takes too long to load.

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