I have a page that has children, and those children have children (see example structure below). I want to display all the level 3 pages together in one place.
level 1 page
level 2 page
level 3 page
level 3 page
level 2 page
level 3 page
level 3 page
I tried using taxonomy to do this, by giving all the level 3 pages a common tag or category and creating a collection of that tag/category, but the collection included the level 2 pages, as if they were taking on their child page taxonomy.
Now I'm trying to use a for loop to go through each level 2 page one by one and output all child pages. As shown below.
{% set options = { items: {'@page.children': '/level1page'} } %}
{% set lvl2_collection = page.collection(options) %}
{% for lvl2page in lvl2_collection %}
{% set options = { items: {'@page.children': '/level1page/{{ lvl2page.title|lower }}'}, 'order': {'by': 'date', 'dir': 'desc'} } %}
{% set lvl3_collection = page.collection(options) %}
<div>
{% for lvl3 in lvl3_collection %}
<div>
{% lvl3.content %}
</div>
{% endfor %}
</div>
{% endfor %}
For some reason this returns an empty collection (no content). I think the problem is where I include {{ lvl2page.title|lower }} in the options for the second collection. If I replace that with the title of the first level 2 page (typed out) it creates a collection no problem, but I need this to change for each cycle of the first for loop so it goes through all the level 2 pages.
Is there a way to do this, or a totally different method for collecting all the level 3 pages? Any help is much appreciated!