I'm using a combination of the "include-page" and "child-pages" shortcodes, but it seems that the "child-pages" shortcode is misbehaving when included in another page.
e.g. page id 95 has content:
[include-page id="100" displayTitle="true"]
page id 100 has content:
NOWPDP provides services for organisations to fulfil their social responsibility and comply with the 2% employment quota.
[child-pages id="100"]
When viewing page with id 100 it looks fine.
When viewing page id 95, the content included from 100 shows ALL pages in the WordPress instance.
I'm using a combination of the "include-page" and "child-pages" shortcodes, but it seems that the "child-pages" shortcode is misbehaving when included in another page.
e.g. page id 95 has content:
[include-page id="100" displayTitle="true"]
page id 100 has content:
NOWPDP provides services for organisations to fulfil their social responsibility and comply with the 2% employment quota.
[child-pages id="100"]
When viewing page with id 100 it looks fine.
When viewing page id 95, the content included from 100 shows ALL pages in the WordPress instance.
Is this a known bug?