WP plugin: Kinderlose
- plugin:
- Kinderlose
- version:
- R1.0.1
- download:
- kinderlose.php
- source:
- kinderlose.php
Kinderlose is not just an unusually-named* WordPress 2.3 plugin, but one with a very simple mission (which is good, because it’s a very small plugin): It removes posts from any possible child categories under a (presumed parent) category archive.
Inspired by Michael D. “mdawaffe” Adams’ Just One Category and Rich Hamilton’s No SubCats plugins, Kinderlose came into being because there didn’t seem to be a similar solution supported under WordPress 2.3. Well, now there is.
Installation and use is simple: Download kinderlose.php, upload the file to your wp-content/plugins/ directory, and activate Kinderlose under Plugins. That’s it. Kinderlose will know what to do from there.
Note: Kinderlose for you non-German speakers out there (it’s ok, I barely speak it myself) means “childless” — which pretty much describes the purpose for the plugin, don’t you think? Hey, better than calling it Kindesmorde…
Author: Kaf Oseo
Categories: WordPress
Post tags: category query · plugin · WordPress
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thank you for your solution. i was looking for this for a long time, i tryied to modify the mysql db but with your plugin is more easy !
Thank you for your perfectly sized perfectly suite wordpress plugin. - I’ve been posting over on wordpress.org/support for a while trying to come up with a solution, when someone pointed me in your direction.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/167352?replies=7#post-728729
Best wishes for future!
dan
Agreed this is an awesome plugin!!
Just an update it works for WP 2.51! woot woot good stuff man.
I don’t usually leave comments but this plugin is so useful I had to say thanks. I’ve been searching for ages for a way to hide child posts, something I think wordpress should have as an option out of the box.
ps works on wp 2.6
Hello Kaf,
I’ve been reading webage and such written by you since I first started into the realm about 2 years ago now. Just wanted to let you know that ;-) and I am posting this in as akward and incorrect a spot as I could possibly have thought to, but, well, hell, I didn’t know where else to put it. I just happened to attempt, for the first time because it’s never been necessary, to use wp_list_pages twice in the same template (it is in the header as my navigation and I’m attempting now to put it on a page) and lo and behold, snafu. I googled to see if anyone else had this problem and came across some writings betwixt yourself, Laurel and others and there was a post mentioning this, along with your response. I was just curious if you had any idea if this just got swept under the carpet way back when, or if it was fixed and has reared it’s head again. I am on version 2.7 and experience the exact scenario outlined by the guy in this post … from 05. The post is about 3/4 of the way down the page —- http://codex.wordpress.org/Talk:Template_Tags/wp_list_pages . I thought you might find this interesting. Please feel free to email me back if you know what is keeping it from functioning in 2.7 as it’s a pretty vital necessity for me right now to have this secondary page listing ;-)