WordPress custom pages in a folder
I cant find something similar
template-hierarchy
About template hierarchy
The hierarchy picture doesn’t tell me exactly which one is dominant.
Templating of a specific post ID
I’d like to know it’s possible to do something like this
Include custom post type single template, but respect theme override of template if it exists
Through a plugin, I have created a custom post type named “my_custom”.
Differentiation between index.php and page.php
I am currently developing a theme in wordpress for learning purposes.
standard custom page template hierarchy for plugins
I know woo-commerce has it’s own way of providing custom php templates in a child theme for its various views. I’m wondering if all plugins adhere to a standard way doing the same. For example, I’m using a plugin with a template located at wp-content/plugins/PLUGIN_NAME/templates/view-x.php. Is there a standard location in my child theme that I can create my own custom view-x.php that will override the default version? Or does it vary from plugin to plugin?
Template Hierarchy: confused with index.php, front-page.php, home.php
I’m really confused with index.php, home.php and front-page.php. In many cases even though I had an index.php, I overwrite it with front-page.php. But recently, I became aware about home.php.
CPT Template Not Showing – Getting 404
I’m developing a Custom Post Type plugin, which works fine in dev. Now that I’ve moved it to production, I’m getting a 404 when I try to display the template for the CPT.
Different template for subcategories
I would like to have a different template for categories and subcategories
The categories template is set in categories.php
is it somehow possible to load the subcategories template from subcategories.php or something like that?
How to create custom 401, 403 and 500 error pages?
When a 404 error is encountered, a 404.php template file can be used to render a custom error message. This is documented in the Template Hierarchy article.