I’d like to edit the "checkout" default WooCommerce form (fields like : billing address, first name, second name...etc.), but woocommerce template file form-checkout.php is not present in Avada Theme; other template files in woocommerce/checkout folder does not contain code for checkout form generating.
Where can I find template or define new custom template for checkout form in Avada?
I think the exact file you may need to edit is form-billing.php which is under woocommerce folder,the relative path not the form-checkout.php :
..\wp-content\plugins\woocommerce\templates\checkout\form-billing.php
you could edit this file in your child-theme by following these steps:
https://www.dreamhost.com/wordpress/how-to-customize-woocommerce-child-theme/
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I am developing my WooCommerce theme (hereinafter referred to as WC).
WC does not see the single-product.php template, and load index.php instead. At the same time, on the catalog page, the custom archive-products.php is loaded.
Guys, neither custom nor original single-product.php is loaded. Tell me, please, what to do?
I did:
Create woocommerce directory in theme folder
Inside mytheme/woocommerce I placed custom archive-products.php and single-product.php
I added WC support in functions.php. I checked the support in the site admin panel - everything is ok.
Check the directory again and make sure the file name is correct. it must be archive-product.php Not archive-products.php.
It's better if you copy the plugin template file in your theme directory then modify it.
Example: To override the archive-product.php, copy: wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/templates/archive-product.php to wp-content/themes/yourtheme/woocommerce/archive-product.php
Reference: https://woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/#how-to-edit-files
I have pages for every category in woocommerce. These are listed as follows:
http://example.com/parent-category/category-a
http://example.com/parent-category/category-b
http://example.com/parent-category/category-c
I want to customise the last link to be a custom-built page but still retain the link and not just doing redirects.
I currently use WooCommerce Permalink Settings plugin
Create file "some-single.php" and after this create "some-yourCategoryName". Now open single.php and and replace this get_template_part('content','single'); by following code
with this:
if(is_category('yourCategoryName')){
get_template_part('content','yourCategoryName');
}else{
get_template_part('content','single.php');
}
Will be fine.
I have a Wordpress website, now i want to change the post template name how it displays in the Wordpress CMS. Now it's saying "Standard template", i want to rename this to "News", just for usability reasons.
I can't find a way to do this. I know you can create new post templates by creating new files, but it always takes the single.php as standard template. I'm also using a child-theme, so i dont want to delete the single.php file, just rename the text: "Standard template".
Thanks in advance.
I tried creating a new post template file with a custom title. This doesnt solve problem, as the single.php file will still be the standard one (i dont want the user to have to change the template).
You can use another single.php for another post type for example if you have news registered as a post type you could have a single-news.php and that file then would server all the single views of postype = news. But from what i understand you would like to create a template appearing to the user with a different name. For that the best practice is to create a directory inside your child theme and name it page-teplates. Inside this directory you can create as many different templates you want and wordpress will recognize them but adding the following code at the top of each template. For the sake of the example lets say i want to create a contact page template. I will create a contact.php file inside the directory page-templates and have these lines of code inside.
<?php
/**
* Template Name: Contact
**/
get_header();
/* My templates Code/Design Here */
get_footer();
The possibilities are endless.
The code in this post will generate a dropdown box similar to the one that you see in pages.
All it requires is a little editing of your child themes functions.php file .
In most cases, you just need to copy your single.php file to a new file name in your child theme and edit the functions.php file in your child theme. Name your templates as seen in the code Dimitrios posted.
consider using the premium elementor page builder to create custom post templates that you can apply at will.
Try a plugin like Post Custom Templates Lite
In the wordpress admin dashboard, on the pages tab, when you edit the page, there's a section called "Page Attributes". One of the options is "Templates", which opens a drop-down list of templates available.
Is it actually possible to find which template name corresponds to which file in the theme editor without looking through every single file in the theme editor?
Shortest way to achieve this is, if you want to get the file name then you can add in the template name directly
<?php /* Template Name: Example Template (example_template.php) */ ?>
So you will see the Example Template (example_template.php) in template dropdown
Wordpress themes have standard file such as header.php, footer.php, index.php, functions.php, style.css, ...
How to add a php file to wordpress theme addition of standard files? for example I want add a news.php to display specific posts in it, please help me
Just add a new file (e.g. news.php), and put the template comment at the very beginning:
<?php
/*
Template Name: News Template
*/
Then, go to your Wordpress backend, create a new page, and select the template you created: