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12,816 PointsThe "Single Post and Post Format Templates" video did not mention post formats at all. Could you add a video on them?
Perhaps they are mentioned in other videos in more detail? I already know a fair bit on them but just in the wider interest of the viewers..
2 Answers
Robert Jakobson
12,816 PointsHi Zac, saw that a couple of videos later you did mention that.
By the way, I want to personally thank you for providing a concise, yet friendly introduction to WordPress. I am overviewing (and taking part) of your WP courses so I can use them to educate my team-mates and clients.
Really world-class quality :)
Zac Gordon
Treehouse Guest TeacherSorry about that, looks like it got cut!
What you would do is create custom templates with the following names:
- format-aside.php
- format-link.php
- format-gallery.php
- etc
Then in your single.php template you would write the following statement inside of the Loop:
get_template_part('format', get_post_format());
So you don't really have individual templates for each Post Type, but rather separately styled includes that go inside of the Loop and display different formats differently.
Nicolas Blanco Mattos
Courses Plus Student 2,545 PointsSorry Zac Gordon , but This video remains incomplete...
Reading Wrodpress Developer Guide, you can see that you also need to register theme support for 'post-formats', and tell what post formats your theme is supporting... after that you can do what you answered above about the single.php file
Wordpress developer guide: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/functionality/post-formats/
Nicolas Blanco Mattos
Courses Plus Student 2,545 PointsOk, I guess a video was added at the end jeje sorry again. The last video of this chapter talks about post formats ;) thanks, now it's all clear