See those nicely ordered links in the sidebar?<\/p>\n
“Projects, Mentions, Web Development Tools”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Thank the WordPress documentarians for that.\u00a0This theme (wp_svbtle) doesn’t sort them by page_order by default. You have to add this snippet in its header.php.<\/p>\n
$pagesArgs = Array(\r\n 'sort_order' => 'ASC',\r\n 'sort_column' => 'menu_order'\r\n); \r\n$pages = get_pages($pagesArgs);<\/pre>\nI know this because the WordPress docs are phenomenal. Check it:\u00a0http:\/\/codex.wordpress.org\/Function_Reference\/get_pages<\/a><\/p>\n
This is a blueprint for every software project.<\/p>\n
Usage<\/strong>
\nDefault Usage<\/strong>
\nParams<\/strong> (with human-friendly explanations)
\nReturn<\/strong> (way faster than inspecting in a debugger)
\nExample<\/strong> (contains multiple)
\nChangelog<\/strong>
\nSource File<\/strong> (saves so much time if you want to read the code)
\nRelated<\/strong> (similar functions, great for devs unfamiliar with the library)<\/p>\nEven the page is nicely formatted. WordPress deserves a hand.\u00a0I know they had 10 years to get it right, but it’s still something to strive for.<\/p>\n