This is an overview over the template files you can use and create when setting up your theme using WordPreciousss 3.0.x+, without touching the core files. The files you add to your theme’s directory will override the defaults located in /wp-content/templates/precious/
The files can also be added to whatever directory in /templates/myown to create your own global template set.
The template files listed here are in addition to normal theme templates.
All files need to added to a directory with the same name in your theme as they are set by default; to override the default /includes/searchform.php you need to put you custom searchform.php in a directory called /includes in your theme’s folder.
Normal template files should always be added in the root directory of your theme.
In a skin all template files can be added to the root directory of the skin.
Template files in [] are not included in the default template set, but you can create without having to add any extra code.
T - Theme only
S - Skin only
/(root)
- blog.php
- [page-name.php] - custom page template, loads if you use custom key = page_template and value = name on pages
- [single-name.php]- custom single template, loads if you use custom key = single_template and value = name on posts
- themecredits.php - T
- skincredits.php - S
/loops
/includes
- contentfooter.php
- contentheader.php
- accessnav.php
- archive-headers.php
- commentstatus.php
- footer-credits.php
- postmeta.php
- searchform.php
- tagcloud.php
- [subpages.php]
- [pagemeta.php]
- [navbar.php]