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[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37853

ok I understand now. I put the files only that begin with template. but there is another problem, I can select template from dropdown list in my posts sidebar but no changes are reflected on the page.

Here is an example of how one file looks

<?php

/**

* Template Name Posts: Two columns, sidebar on the left

*

* A custom page template with the main content on

* the right side and one sidebar on the left side.

*

* @package Graphene

* @since Graphene 1.1.5

*/

get_header(); ?>



<?php

/* Run the loop to output the pages.

* If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file

* called loop-page.php and that will be used instead.

*/

the_post();

get_template_part( 'loop', 'page' );

?>



<?php get_footer(); ?>

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37854

I decided to use this plugin instead but is this how the template child page should look like? it still does not work

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<?php

/*

Single Post Template: [Descriptive Template Name]

Description: This part is optional, but helpful for describing the Post Template

*/

?>

/**

<?php

/**

* Template Name Posts: New Three columns, sidebars on the right

*

* A custom page template with the main content on

* the left side and one sidebar on the right side.

*

* @package Graphene

* @since Graphene 1.1.5

*/

get_header(); ?>



<?php

/* Run the loop to output the pages.

* If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file

* called loop-page.php and that will be used instead.

*/

the_post();

get_template_part( 'loop', 'page' );

?>



<?php get_footer(); ?>

And I read this

1.Upload the entire single-post-template folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory

2.Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

3.Create Post Templates in your theme’s folder, as described in Usage

Does that mean I have to upload the template files to the plugin editor instead of the childtheme?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#37855

fixed thank you