An explanation for custom templating for developers. These template supports are available on:
Note: This Tutorial will work only with AMP Theme Framework.
Here is the Structured of File:
Taxonomy: taxonomy.php
taxonomy-$taxonomy-{$slug_decoded}.php
taxonomy-$taxonomy-{$term->slug}.php
taxonomy-$taxonomy.php
Category: category.php
category-{$slug_decoded}.php
category-{$category->slug}.php
category-{$category->term_id}.php
Tag: tag.php
tag-{$slug_decoded}.php
tag-{$tag->slug}.php
tag-{$tag->term_id}.php
Archive: archive.php
archive-{$post_type}.php
Post type archive
archive-{$post_type}.php
Single: single.php
single-{$object->post_type}-{$name_decoded}.php
single-{$object->post_type}-{$object->post_name}.php
single-{$object->post_type}.php
Page: page.php
page-{$pagename_decoded}.php
page-{$pagename}.php
page-{$id}.php
Author: author.php
author-{$author->user_nicename}.php
author-{$author->ID}.php
archive-{post_type}.php
single-{post_type}.php
archive-{post_type}.php
If your custom post type were ‘product’, and/or query_var = “product”, AMP Framework would look for archive-product.php to display the archive of posts.
For more details check in WordPress template hierarchy
single-{post_type}.php
If your custom post type were ‘product’, and/or query_var = “product”, AMP Framework would look for single-product.php to display the single or permalink of the post.
Its Support single-{post_type}-{post_name_slug}, single-{$object->post_type}
For more details check in WordPress template hierarchy
For taxonomy also similar like: taxonomy-{taxonomy}-{slug}.php, taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php
Note:This might also work with design1, design2, design3 but it’s untested.
The following are the steps to create a Custom Template for the custom post type
Step 1:
Create a new file with the name “single-(custom post type slug).php” in your AMP theme Framework directory.
The directory will look like
ex:wp-content\plugins\amp-theme-framework
Single: single.php
single-{$object->post_type}.php
Step 2:
Once you create the file then in that file you need to do all the changes which you want and that customized file will appear for all your custom post types.
The following are the steps to create a Custom Template for the custom taxonomy
Step 1:
Create a new file with the name “taxonomy-(custom post type slug).php” in your AMP theme Framework directory.
The directory will look like
ex:wp-content\plugins\amp-theme-framework
Taxonomy: taxonomy.php
taxonomy-$taxonomy.php
Step 2:
Once you create the file then in that file you need to do all the changes which you want and that customized file will appear for all your custom post types.
If you are creating Custom Page Template for Non-AMP version then by default it will not work in AMP and for displaying in AMP you need to copy that custom file and paste it in your AMP Theme Framework directory
That’s it for this tutorial!
We hope it helped you. If you have any feedback or questions, then please share them in the comments section below.
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