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1. mleeph
   Member
   Dec 13, 2006, 1:43 AM

   I am new here, so I apologize if this is a common question.

   I plan on having many static pages along with my blog, so as to post some of my poetry. If possible, I would like to have a different page for each piece. The issue is that my sidebar is rapidly becoming frighteningly long with each new page. Is there some way that I can hide the "child" pages and show only the "parents"? Here's what I mean:

   Currently shows:

   PAGES:
   PARENT
   -child
   -child
   -child
   PARENT
   -child
   PARENT
   -child

   I would like it to show:

   PAGES:
   PARENT
   PARENT
   PARENT
   ... with links to the "child" pages on each individual "parent" page. Is this possible?

   Thanks in advance to any who can help.

2. rsathya
   Member
   Dec 13, 2006, 2:02 AM

   Hi mleeph
   tried looking up ur blog, but was not able to (since it is protected)
   I think the above would be related to the theme ur using. U could choose a theme that displays only the parent page (some do it in the side bar and some do it in the top !)
   and u can hard code the links to sub pages in the specific parent pages.
   I do some think similar @ my blog, take a look here if ur interested.

   HTH

   edited : to update the link to point to the specific page that has the links to sub pages on top

3. nosysnoop
   Member
   Dec 13, 2006, 4:03 AM

   My sidebar was also dragging down the side. So I picked a template with two sidebars:

   Andreas09 by Andreas Viklund and Ainslie Johnson

   A three-column theme with customizable colors and sidebars on the left and right.

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