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Genesis Framework

Code to Change Page Layout Using Genesis Framework

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If you want to change the page layout for specific sites, you can use this code:

/** Force full width layout on single posts only*/
add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_site_layout', 'customize_site_layout' );

function customize_site_layout( $opt ) {
    global $post; 

    if ( is_page(292) || ($post->post_parent == 292) ) {
        $opt = 'sidebar-content'; 
    } 

    return $opt;
}

This code changes the default page layout for the site with ID 292 and the child pages of the site with ID 292.

Possible layouts are:

  • content-sidebar
  • sidebar-content
  • content-sidebar-sidebar
  • sidebar-sidebar-content
  • sidebar-content-sidebar
  • full-width-content

Redirect to First Child Page Using Genesis Framework

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If you have a parent page, that should redirect to the first child page, you may use this snippet.

Create a new file named “go_to_first_child_template.php” in your theme directory.

Add the following content to the new file:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Redirect to first child page
*/

$args = array(
    'child_of' => $post->ID,
    'sort_column' => 'menu_order'
    );

$child_pages = get_pages($args);

if ($child_pages) {
    $first_child_page = $child_pages[0];
    wp_redirect( get_permalink($first_child_page->ID) );
} else {
    // Fallback, if there is no child page
    genesis();
}

Now you have to select as page template for the desired parent page the Template “Redirect to first child page”. When somebody opens the URL of the parent page, the page template looks for possible childs and openes the first child page (use the order weight to modify child pages order). If there is a child page, WordPress redirects to the child page, otherwise, the parent page is shown (as fallback).