• jjwebcontemplate

    (@jjwebcontemplate)


    Hello,

    Is there a way to make it conditional?

    For example, on the category.php it will check if I used the plugin or created a template for that specific category. It will show the created custom template when I view it on it’s page (www.domain.com/category/category-with-custom-template-created) but If I didn’t create a template for that specific category it will just load a default loop code for that category page.

    What I’m trying to accomplish is that I’ll only need category.php for all the category. That I won’t need to create a category-slug.php for each category that I create a custom template for.

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  • Plugin Contributor danaila_iulian

    (@danaila_iulian)

    Hi, unfortunately no, there is no easy or automatically way of doing this, but we will consider it for the next update, it is a very good idea! Thank you!

    That would be great! Is it already updated and the possibility available to make it conditional?

    Thank you!
    Sebastian

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