[Steven Zahm]

@ Wes

Set the list type to family on your existing directory page.

Create a second page. The name is not important, but I recommend giving it a page name of “Individual”. Set the Page Parent to the current directory page. In the page content use just the [connections] shortcode, no options. Take note of the page ID assigned by WordPress. This can be found in the browser address bar. The page ID will only be given after you save the page.

Edit the original directory page and set the home_id shortcode option to the new page ID. Your shortcode should look like this:

[connections list_type="family" home_id=X]

X equals the page ID of the new page.

After you save the change, take note of the page ID.

Now edit the new page and update the shortcode so it looks like this:

[connections home_id="Y"]

Y equal the original directory page ID.

On your sites menus/nav. Make sure to link to only the original directory page.

Now when you click on a family member name, it resolve to the new page showing their details. And because the directory on the original page is limited to the family type, it will display only families and not the individual entries linked to a family.

The one downside is that individuals (who are not part of a family) have to be added as a family so they show up in the directory.

Hope this helps!