Specifying Default Template for Hierarchal Custom Post Type [duplicate]

Question

Possible Duplicate:
single-{$post_type}-{slug}.php for custom post types

I have registered a Custom Post Type named conference with the attribute:

'hierarchical' => true

In the backend admin, I created this nested post hierarchy for my conference posts:

Conference: Finding Vision (slug: 2011-finding-vision)
  -  Schedule (slug: 2011-finding-vision/schedule)
  -  Speakers (slug: 2011-finding-vision/speakers)
Conference: Returning to Basics (slug: 2012-returning-to-basics)
  -  Schedule (slug: 2012-returning-to-basics/schedule)
  -  Speakers (slug: 2012-returning-to-basics/speakers)
etc...

I know I can use single-conference.php as a default template for any of my conference post types. This works well for the parent conference posts.

My Question: Is there a default template that I can use to target posts that are child posts of a conference post?

Is there a way to have WordPress load single-conference-speakers.php or conference-speakers.php by default when rendering the url 2012-returning-to-basics/speakers?

With pages, this works. If I have a page with a slug of about, then I know I can make a template with page-about.php to have the WordPress Template Hierarchy use that template as a default template.

Does the equivalent exist for custom post types?

Answer 1

I'm not sure if it does exist, but it should. Try it and see. If it does not, you can use if statements within the single-$posttype.php in conjunction with is_page() (and the other conditional tags(http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags), if needed) to duplicate that functionality.