![]() General template parts are not tied to any particular area, and remember to give your template part a descriptive name. You have an option between general, header and footer template parts. To add a new template part, click on the inserter next to template parts. For context, template parts are used to create areas like your header, footer and sidebar. When we make our way to template parts, we will see template parts that we’ve created ourselves and ones that have been provided by our theme, which we can edit. When you click on the three vertical dots on the right-hand side of the template, you can clear all customizations you have made in one click. When we make our way to Manage templates, it is important to note that it says Customised next to a template that has been customised. When we click on preview, we will be able to see the structure of the template that has been assigned to this page with the header template part, the content which is being displayed by the Post Content block and the footer template part. This is the dynamic content that will be displayed on the front end through the Post Content block. I’ve added my content to my page in the block editor, and I’ve assigned this page to the page template, which is the default template. Let’s look at a sample page to see how this practically works. The static parts are the reusable parts of the template that will stay the same, like the header and the footer areas. The content from your page or post will be displayed where the Post Content block has been added. The dynamic part is the content part that will change for every page or post that uses the template. When you create a template, you get the best use when you separate the dynamic parts and the static parts. But how do you edit templates via the Site Editor? You merely have to click on the template, and once it opens up, you can start editing your header and footer template parts. You can even create your own custom template that can be applied to any post or page. A modal appears where you can choose between different template options. ![]() To add a new template, click on the inserter or plus icon next to templates. Then there are other built-in templates also worth exploring. The index template displays posts and the 404 template displays when no content is found. Next is the single post template, which displays a single blog post. So first up is the page template, which creates the structure for how individual pages will be displayed. When you start building a new website, you can edit existing templates or add new ones, and the theme you are using will determine which existing or built-in templates are available to use. But we are here to talk about templates, so click on Templates in the Template List View. When you click on the styles icon top right, you have the ability to change the typography, colours and layout of your entire site. The Site Editor can be used to modify templates, template parts and also customise the style of your site. To access templates, make your way to Appearance and click on Editor. ![]() Templates are, as the name implies, design templates that can be applied to single or multiple pages and posts. Templates are not for posting content, and templates for a post or page, display your content with the Post Content block. I think it is important to clarify the following information from the start. That usually includes a header template part, a content area and a footer template part. A template provides the structure for how a page is displayed. In today’s session, we are going to be talking about templates. Personalizing your 404 Template Transcript The Difference Between Reusable Blocks, Block Patterns, Templates & Template Parts Intro to the Site Editor and Template Editor
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