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It is a WordPress core function that loads template parts inside theme templates. It makes it easy for themes to reuse sections of code like pagination, header images, menus, etc.
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Check if partial file is called from within header.php or footer.php
I am including a partial file both in header.php and in footer.php with get_template_part('content-form');
Is there an if clause I can use to check from where the file is being called? If it is call …
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