Grant Mangham

Express posts provides a widget to display either a subset of posts, the children of a page or its siblings.
The widget provides three modes.
Subset will list a given number of posts from your selected categories. Date, date format, and excerpt are all optional.
Children and siblings modes will list the immediate children or siblings of a page, respectively. You can include a placeholder in the widget title as a substitute for the parent page title. You can also choose to show or hide the widget on specific generations of pages, allowing extra flexibility on shared sidebars.
In common with all of my plugins, Express Posts strives to follow best practice in WordPress coding. If you spy a bug or see room for improvement, please <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/express-posts" rel="ugc">let me know</a>.

Express Posts

Express posts provides a widget to display either a subset of posts, the children of a page or its siblings.

Alex Mills

When adding a page, category, or any hierarchical custom post type or taxonomy to your navigation menu (Appearance → Menus), this plugin allows you to optionally automatically add all descendants (children) of that menu item as submenu items.
In short, you’ll no longer have to manually maintain submenus when you add a new child page to your site.

Add Descendants As Submenu Items

Still works great. Much better than Gecka Submenu - it doesn't break the layout on the menu screen and there's no unnecessary pro version upsell.  I hope this is updated at some point because its age is hiding it from WP's search results.



Works great and it's clean

Automatically all of a nav menu item's descendants as submenu items. Designed for pages but will work with any hierarchical post type or taxonomy …

Express Posts vs Add Descendants As Submenu Items