Extended Navigation when creating Perch pages

You should be able to achieve this with perch_content_custom(): Using content from different pages

perch_content_custom('Services', [
    'page' => '/services/*'
]);

Hi Hussein, thanks for that, that has got me somewhere! But it's outputting all at once. I've iterated over them using

'each' => function($item) 

but am struggling to access this using a template as I can't reference the template in the each loop. I've gone back to basics, my code is below, so it's grabbing the content from the region:

<?php
perch_content_custom('Individual Service Synopsis', [
    'page' => '/services/*',
    'template' => 'services-nav.html'

]);
?>

Is there a way to spit the content from the region (Individual Service Synopsis), into the template using <perch:content> tags?

Thanks.

Just to help with what you want to do, when you say "outputting all at once", is that not what you wanted? You want a one page list of data that lives on 4 other pages?

Or do you mean that all the content from each page is showing, as opposed to just the image and the synopsis?

Hi Duncan, basically I have 4 pages (created in Perch) that are each a service, I.e dog walking, dog sitting, dog feeding etc

Each page has a region called 'Individual Service Synopsis'. On the main services page (effectively the listing page) I want to display the synopsis for each service and then a link to that page underneath. Using perch_content_custom I can access the region but it spits all 4 synopsis' out at once.

If I use the "each" function I can loop through and show what I want to show (synopsis and link) but it involves echoing a lot of HTML in the each function. I'd rather get the HTML in a template and call the template in the each loop each time. It doesn't appear this is possible however?

Thanks.

Thanks Drew, that has got me what I need. I think what I was after isn't possible anyway. I was just hoping to keep the PHP a bit clean and let a template do the work. This is my code (before adding HTML to the foreach loop) in case it helps anyone else:

<?php
    $navigation = perch_pages_navigation(array(
        'from-path' => '/services/',
        'skip-template' => true,
    ));
?>

<?php 

    foreach($navigation as $nav_item) {

        echo $nav_item['pageTitle'];

        perch_content_custom('Individual Service Synopsis', [
            'page' => $nav_item['pagePath']  
        ]);

        echo $nav_item['pagePath'];
    }

?>