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Woocommerce providing predefined templates like single product page.
In my theme the single product page look and layout is different .
how to override single product page to show our own design view.
WooCommerce operates a hierarchy template system, so it will check your theme for a template file first, and if one isn't present it will fallback to it's own.
Create a folder within your theme called woocommerce. This houses your template overrides. Create a file here called single-product.php.
This file will override the existing one. You can find the existing file here, assuming you're running version 2.1.0.
WooCommerce has some great documentation on how to tweak your template files.
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I have a wordpress theme of 'Couponis' and I want to edit some code inside a popup window of the coupon when pressing on 'Get Code' but I do not know which file to edit.
here is example of the theme:
http://demo.spoonthemes.net/themes/couponis/home-2/
So how to know which file I should go to
To know which file to edit, simply install the Show Current Template plugin.
Having said that, the best practice to add custom code into a WordPress theme is by creating a child-theme. This method allows your custom code to remain intact when the parent theme is updated. You can find more about child themes here.
I hope you find this useful.
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I want to make a custom page template in wordpress to customized all section for a specific page. In my fully custom made theme using bootstrap.
create a file in your theme folder page-templatename.php
<?php
/**
* Template Name: templatename
*/
get_header(); ?>
and place this code in your created php file. Now you can found the page templte in your wordpress login.
You can use this link wordpress from scratch
and also this one codex wordpress
and also it is a good idea to copy wordpress twentyfifteen theme and use the theme structure for your custom wordpress theme
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I have a Drupal7 instance example.com.Which has a theme bartik installed and activated.
I want to have a different theme to be shown whenever a page under this section is viewed (e.g. http://example.com/events, http://example.com/node/1). How do I do that?Is their any shot code or drupal modules are available to show different themes based on url?
You can use Drupal module: ThemeKey
ThemeKey allows you to define simple or sophisticated theme-switching rules which allow automatic selection of a theme depending on current path, taxonomy terms, language, node-type, and many, many other properties.
Or, you can use theme callback. Here is a doc
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I have a question about WordPress register post type:
How can I register a post type like portfolio?
For example:
In the WordPress dashboard, I can register a post type and taxonomy. After this I want to create a page to display all the portfolio and taxonomies like (portfolio.php) and display a single portfolio in a (single-portfolio.php).
Can someone explain this for me please?
You can use various methods :
Create in your theme a archive-#postypename#.php (best one)
Create a page with a custom template name and put there all your code.
For the single page you can, as you write, create a single-#postypename#.php in your theme.
Here's an helpful link:
How to Create a Custom Post Types Archive Page in WordPress
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I am trying to create a WordPress theme and need to be able to change the images on each page outside the WP text editor. Can this be achived without plugins?
Many thanks for you help.
You can use FTP Manager and replace old images with the new ones.
do you mean you don't just want to use the featured image on a page? - you can create a different template for each page with its own image on. For example if your site has three pages, home, about and contact for example, in your themes folder, saving page.php as page-home.php, page-about.php and page-contact.php is one way to do it. - alternatively use different featured images on each page.