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The Pages Widget displays your site’s pages in your sidebar. This can make it easier for your readers to navigate around your site.
Here’s an example of what it looks like:

Settings #
Once you add the widget to your sidebar from Appearance -> Widgets, you’ll see that the widget settings look like this:

- Title: Set the title to be displayed above the list of pages.
- Sort by: When displaying the list of pages you can sort by Page title, Page order, or Page ID. Selecting Page title will display your pages alphabetically. With Page order, you take control over the ordering. You will need to set the page order option for each page. Sorting by Page IDs will display your pages in the order they were first created.
- Exclude: If you would like to exclude any pages from being displayed, you can enter the Page IDs (separated by commas). To find the Page ID, go to Pages -> All Pages and click the title of the page. The address bar of your browser will display a URL with a numeric ID at the end. This is the page ID.

Bradley Allen 8:29 pm on November 29, 2012 Permalink |
The screenshot for Page ID should probably be a page on wordpress.org, rather than wordpress.com. I understand we eventually want to replace all the .com hosted screenshots.
Abhishek Ghosh 10:06 pm on December 8, 2012 Permalink |
@bradley : Blurring that part can be quick fix