WordPress provides an awesome way of minimizing the extra coding you might have to do on each template that you create. You’ll more than likely have a slightly different way of styling your page.php, single.php and archive.php. Thus on each of those templates you’d have to add a different class or id in order to edit the styling in your CSS. Here’s how you can make this a much simpler process…
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Simpler code & styling with conditional tags
Display title & excerpt of child pages
When you’re actively using the page hierarchy in WordPress, many times you’ll create a parent page simply so that you can create the sub pages. For example, a page called Team might only be created so that you can have Joe Soap and Jane Doe as sub pages. There’s no real content to be put on that parent page, because the child pages are where the real information lies.
Creating dynamic WordPress page titles
In the interests of having a simple, easy to use Wordpress theme structure, template tags like get_header, get_sidebar and get_footer make our lives very simple. Some creative coding is needed however, when it comes to having only 1 header.php that serves 4 or 5 templates. Thus, here I’ll explain a few tips to having a nicely dynamic header.
