Sinsing analysis on the calling mechanism of WordPress theme files

The so-called WordPress theme file invocation mechanism, that is, the hierarchy of the call relationship.

Homepage Template:

1. The home page template is usually index.php or home.php, when the visitor visits the site, WordPress will first query the subject directory for the existence of home.php, if not present, call index.php.

2. So the order of the first page template call is as follows: home.php-index.php

Category page Template:

1. The category page template is usually category.php or archive.php or index.php, when the visitor visited the page as a category page, WordPress first queries the theme file for the existence of category.php, if not exist then continue to query archive.php, if Archive.php also does not exist then call index.php.

2. The Order of Classification page template calls is as follows:

index.php, archive.php, category-{slug}.php, category.php,

Search Results page:

1. Search results pages typically use search.php or index.php

2. The order of Search results page template calls is: search.php, index.php

Custom Category page:

1. Custom Classification page decibel is taxonomy.php or archive.php or index.php

2. The order of the Custom category page template calls is as follows:

index.php, archive.php, taxonomy-{slug}.php, taxonomy.php,

tab page:

index.php, archive.php, tag-{slug}.php, tag.php,

Author Archive page:

index.php, archive.php, author-{id}.php, author.php,

Time Archive page:

date.php, archive.php, index.php

Article content page:

single-{id}.php, single.php, index.php

Individual pages:

single-{slug}.php, page.php, index.php

Attachments page:

attachment.php, single.php, index.php

404 page:

404.php-index.php

where {slug} is an alias, and {ID} is the corresponding ID

Sinsing analysis on the calling mechanism of WordPress theme files