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Within the context of WordPress Theme-ing, the term 'template' refers to PHP files used to display content.
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How can I create an entirely new, separate display of posts?
I'm not even sure how to ask this question… :(
I want to create a new way to view my posts, where they are paged by weeks. (That is to say, a "page" is not a specific number of posts.)
I want to set t …
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How can I create an entirely new, separate display of posts?
Here's what I ended up with:
Everything within my child-theme
file example-single.php for displaying individual posts within a template
file example.php a new template as a destination for new routes …