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This document discusses WordPress template hierarchy and how different templates are used to display different types of pages. It explains that WordPress uses different template files like home.php, single.php, page.php etc. to display home, single post, page and other content types. It provides details on the template hierarchy and which template takes precedence over others for various page types like posts, pages, attachments, categories, tags etc. The document aims to explain the best and easy way to show different styles for different page types through WordPress's inbuilt template hierarchy system.

Technology

19 July 2013
WordPress Template
Hierarchy
Presented by
Dhaka WordPress Meetup 3
oneTarek.com
Md Jahidul Islam(oneTarek)

The
Question
How can I show different style and layout
for different type pages like Home, Single,
Pages, Category, Tag,
Taxonomy, Attachment etc.

$The Answer 1 Hard Way We can use various conditional tags to detect what kind of page has been displayed currently In header.php we can use if(is_home()) {load styles and layout for homepage} elseif(is_single()) {load styles and layout for single page} And so on.. Some Conditional Tags is_home(), is_single(), is_page(),is_tag(), is_category(), is_author(), is_404() and more...$

The
Answer 2
Easy and
Best Way
WordPress loads
different theme files
to display
different types of pages

The
Question
What file(s) does WordPress use when it
displays a certain type of page?

The
Answer?
Read Detail :
codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy
Template Hierarchy

Lets
start with
the
basics
header.php
footer.php
sidebar.php
The Loop

A
working
theme
needs:
index.php + style.css =
A very basic but functional theme

So what
is with all
of this
then?
A: Different looks for different types of content

home.php
Home Page Display Rules 1
2index.php

front-page.php
This is used for displaying your latest posts or a static page as
defined in Settings > Reading
Front or Home page
3
1
2
Page Display Rules
When you set the Front page in Settings> Reading
Home Page Display Rules
When posts page is set in the Front Page displays section of
Settings> Reading

4
Custom Template File
The page template assigned to the page
<?php
/* Template Name: Whatever you call your template*/
?>
Page Display Rules
page.php
3
1
2
page-{slug}.php
if you use the slug “ bananas” WordPress will look for page-
bananas.php
page-{id}.php
if the page ID is 4, Wordpress looks to use page-4.php
5index.php

Single Post Page
Singular Page
1
2Static page

Attachment post
Singlular page
Single post
3
1
2Custom Post
Blog post

4
MIME-type.php
It can be any MIME type ( video.php, image.php, etc) for
text/plain in order:
1.text.php
2.plain.php
3.text_plain.php
Singular Post
single.php
Single Post- Attachment
3
1
2attachment.php
single-attachment.php
5index.php

single-{posttype}.php
if post type was “movies”, WordPress would look for
single-movies.php
Singular Post single.php
Single Post- Custom Post
3
1
2 index.php

single-post.php
Singular Post single.php
Single Post- Blog Post
3
1
2 index.php

4
Custom Template File
The page template assigned to the page
<?php
/* Template Name: Whatever you call your template*/
?>
Singular Page
page.php
3
1
2
page-{slug}.php
if you use the slug “ bananas” WordPress will look for page-
bananas.php
page-{id}.php
if the page ID is 4, Wordpress looks to use page-4.php
5index.php
Static page-
aka
“ Page Display Rules”

Post Pages
Category Pages
Tag Pages
Custom Post Types
Archive Pages
Date Pages
3
1
2Author Pages

Category Pages Tag Pages Author Pages Date Pages
4
3
1
2
5
1 tag-{slug}.php
tag-{id}.php
tag.php
archive.php
index.php
4
3
2
5
1 category-{slug}.php
category-{id}.php
category.php
archive.php
index.php
4
3
2
5
1 author-{nicename}.php
author-{id}.php
author.php
archive.php
index.php
3
2
1 date.php
archive.php
index.php
Custom Post Type Pages
3
2
1 archive-{post-type}.php
archive.php
index.php

Category Pages from Tag Pages
Why learn this?
Category from Category
Differentiate Content Types
3
1
2
Category from Pages
4Pages

THANKS
FOR YOUR
ATTENTION
Contact
Website: onetarek.com
Facebook.com/oneTarek
Twitter.com/oneTarek
WordPress : oneTarek
Md Jahidul Islam(oneTarek)

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Dhaka WordPress Meetup 3 - Presentation for Template hierarchy

1. 19 July 2013 WordPress Template Hierarchy Presented by Dhaka WordPress Meetup 3 oneTarek.com Md Jahidul Islam(oneTarek)

2. The Question How can I show different style and layout for different type pages like Home, Single, Pages, Category, Tag, Taxonomy, Attachment etc.

3. The Answer 1 Hard Way We can use various conditional tags to detect what kind of page has been displayed currently In header.php we can use if(is_home()) {load styles and layout for homepage} elseif(is_single()) {load styles and layout for single page} And so on.. Some Conditional Tags is_home(), is_single(), is_page(),is_tag(), is_category(), is_author(), is_404() and more...

4. The Answer 2 Easy and Best Way WordPress loads different theme files to display different types of pages

5. The Question What file(s) does WordPress use when it displays a certain type of page?

6. The Answer? Read Detail : codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy Template Hierarchy

7. Lets start with the basics header.php footer.php sidebar.php The Loop

8. A working theme needs: index.php + style.css = A very basic but functional theme

9. So what is with all of this then? A: Different looks for different types of content

10. home.php Home Page Display Rules 1 2index.php

11. front-page.php This is used for displaying your latest posts or a static page as defined in Settings > Reading Front or Home page 3 1 2 Page Display Rules When you set the Front page in Settings> Reading Home Page Display Rules When posts page is set in the Front Page displays section of Settings> Reading

12. 4 Custom Template File The page template assigned to the page <?php /* Template Name: Whatever you call your template*/ ?> Page Display Rules page.php 3 1 2 page-{slug}.php if you use the slug “ bananas” WordPress will look for page- bananas.php page-{id}.php if the page ID is 4, Wordpress looks to use page-4.php 5index.php

13. Single Post Page Singular Page 1 2Static page

14. Attachment post Singlular page Single post 3 1 2Custom Post Blog post

15. 4 MIME-type.php It can be any MIME type ( video.php, image.php, etc) for text/plain in order: 1.text.php 2.plain.php 3.text_plain.php Singular Post single.php Single Post- Attachment 3 1 2attachment.php single-attachment.php 5index.php

16. single-{posttype}.php if post type was “movies”, WordPress would look for single-movies.php Singular Post single.php Single Post- Custom Post 3 1 2 index.php

17. single-post.php Singular Post single.php Single Post- Blog Post 3 1 2 index.php

18. 4 Custom Template File The page template assigned to the page <?php /* Template Name: Whatever you call your template*/ ?> Singular Page page.php 3 1 2 page-{slug}.php if you use the slug “ bananas” WordPress will look for page- bananas.php page-{id}.php if the page ID is 4, Wordpress looks to use page-4.php 5index.php Static page- aka “ Page Display Rules”

19. Post Pages Category Pages Tag Pages Custom Post Types Archive Pages Date Pages 3 1 2Author Pages

20. Category Pages Tag Pages Author Pages Date Pages 4 3 1 2 5 1 tag-{slug}.php tag-{id}.php tag.php archive.php index.php 4 3 2 5 1 category-{slug}.php category-{id}.php category.php archive.php index.php 4 3 2 5 1 author-{nicename}.php author-{id}.php author.php archive.php index.php 3 2 1 date.php archive.php index.php Custom Post Type Pages 3 2 1 archive-{post-type}.php archive.php index.php

21. Category Pages from Tag Pages Why learn this? Category from Category Differentiate Content Types 3 1 2 Category from Pages 4Pages

22. uestion? Qany

23. THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION Contact Website: onetarek.com Facebook.com/oneTarek Twitter.com/oneTarek WordPress : oneTarek Md Jahidul Islam(oneTarek)

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