Doug Yuen

The Easy Genesis plugin allows you to make many customizations and setting changes to your Genesis-powered site, without having to write custom code. You must be using version 2.2 or higher of the <a href="https://efficientwp.com/genesis" title="Genesis theme framework" rel="nofollow ugc">Genesis theme framework</a>, and the Easy Genesis plugin.
This extension allows you to universally remove titles across your pages, and display the featured image (if there is one) at the top of your pages. You may need to write custom CSS to style the featured image the way you want.
Premium Extension: <a href="https://efficientwp.com/downloads/easy-genesis-extras-extension" title="Easy Genesis - Extras Extension" rel="nofollow ugc">Easy Genesis – Extras Extension</a>
This extension allows you to customize the display of your navigation menus, add content to the beginning and end of your navigation, edit your footer, force sidebar layouts for different page templates, and customize your breadcrumbs.
Premium Extension: <a href="https://efficientwp.com/downloads/easy-genesis-blog-extension" title="Easy Genesis - Blog Extension" rel="nofollow ugc">Easy Genesis – Blog Extension</a>
This extension allows you to make changes to your post info, post meta, in-post navigation text, archive navigation text, display featured images, display content above your blog page template, and more.
Coming Soon:
<ul>
<li>Comments extension</li>
<li>Featured image styling in the Pages and Blog extensions</li>
</ul>
Created by EfficientWP. <a href="https://efficientwp.com/products/easy-genesis" title="Easy Genesis" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin page</a>.

Easy Genesis – Pages Extension

An extension for the Easy Genesis plugin that allows you to universally remove titles across your pages, and display the featured image (if there is o …

Bill Erickson

Replaces the Genesis Secondary Menu with a dynamic listing of the current section’s subpages. You must be using the Genesis Theme Framework, and your child theme must support the Secondary Menu theme location.
Simply activate the plugin, then go to a page with subpages. It should list all the subpages in the secondary menu. Navigating to a subpage will keep the same menu (it lists all subpages of top level page, not current page).
If you go to Appearance > Menus, it will show the Secondary Menu location as currently set to “Genesis Subpages”.
Want a similar listing in your sidebar? Use my <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/be-subpages-widget/" rel="ugc">BE Subpages Widget</a> plugin
<a href="https://github.com/billerickson/Genesis-Subpages-as-Secondary-Menu/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">Support Forum</a> | <a href="http://www.billerickson.net/contributions/plugins/" rel="nofollow ugc">View all plugins by Bill Erickson</a>

Genesis Subpages as Secondary Menu

It just works as required. Brilliant and simple solution to solving a bit of programming.
Thanks



Brilliant solution

Elegant solution. Once implemented it's hands off for the user - new child pages are handled automatically with no need to update the menu.

Very handy

Replaces the Genesis Secondary Menu with a dynamic listing of the current section's subpages. You must be using the Genesis Theme.

Easy Genesis – Pages Extension vs Genesis Subpages as Secondary Menu