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How do I get the current page template in WordPress?
Add the below snippet into your functions. php file and it will return the current theme file WordPress is using. function define_current_theme_file( $template ) { $GLOBALS[‘current_theme_template’] = basename($template); return $template; } add_action(‘template_include’, ‘define_current_theme_file’, 1000);
Where are WordPress templates stored?
1Connect to your web server via FTP and look at the existing WordPress themes on your server in the folder /wp-content/themes. When you open this folder, you find the /twentythirteen theme folder.
Which file is the default template in WordPress?
header.php
Example: header. php is a default template used in most WordPress themes. It defines the header area of web pages generated by WordPress. The header file will typically be loaded on every page of your WordPress site, allowing changes to be made to a single file, that will apply across the entire website.
How to show the current template in WordPress?
The Good Way. In your WordPress Admin, go to the Add New Plugins page. Search for: Show Current Template. Show Current Template should be the first result. Click the Install link. The Old Way. Upload the plugin to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
How to get the template directory in WordPress?
(string) Path to current theme’s template directory. * Filters the current theme directory path. * @param string $template_dir The path of the current theme directory. * @param string $template Directory name of the current theme. * @param string $theme_root Absolute path to the themes directory. Introduced.
Is there plugin to show current theme in WordPress?
A WordPress plugin which shows the current template file name, the current theme name and included template files’ name in the tool bar. If you like this plugin, you can buy me a coffee! Inspired by (and big thanks to):
How to get the name of the template file?
To just get the current page template name, use the following line. Edit: Here’s the new version of the plugin wrapped up in a class. It shows both the current template file name, as well as the template hierarchy file name in the shutdown hook at the most bottom of the page.