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
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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.

Doug Yuen

Easily make full width page sections in Genesis via shortcode. Must be using the <a href="https://efficientwp.com/genesis" title="Genesis theme framework" rel="nofollow ugc">Genesis theme framework</a>.
Notes:
<ul>
<li>If you use this shortcode on a page, you should enclose all of your content on the page within one or more instances of the shortcode. In order for this plugin to create a full width section, you must specify the page/post layout to be “full width content.” </li>
<li>Breadcrumbs and other sections dynamically inserted in the inner content section may also stretch to full width, but you can add custom CSS to your theme’s style.css (preferably your child theme’s style.css, or a custom CSS plugin) to accommodate it. You need to get the class or id of the section you do not want to stretch, and assign the properties “max-width: 1200px;” (or whatever width you want the section to be) and “margin: 0 auto;” to it. </li>
<li>The shortcode syntax [gsps] was added in version 1.2, and it is identical to the [genesis-simple-page-section] syntax. You can use either one, or both. </li>
</ul>
Basic shortcode syntax:
[gsps color=”orange” width=”960″ outer_class=”” outer_css=”” inner_class=”” inner_css=””]
[/gsps]
For more about the shortcode syntax, available parameters, and color presets, please visit the <a href="https://efficientwp.com/plugins/genesis-simple-page-sections" title="Genesis Simple Page Sections" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin page on EfficientWP</a>.
Created by <a href="https://efficientwp.com" title="EfficientWP" rel="nofollow ugc">EfficientWP</a>.

Genesis Simple Page Sections

Easily make full width page sections in Genesis. Must be using the Genesis theme framework.

Genesis Subpages as Secondary Menu vs Genesis Simple Page Sections