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| 1 | ## pages/
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| 3 | WP doesn't support page templates in nested folders like this one, so page organization isn't as clean as we'd like.
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| 5 | Create a page in the theme root:
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| 7 | File name: page-example.php
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| 9 | **Note:** We recommend prefixing all of your page files with 'page-' so that they are easily sorted together in your theme directory.
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| 11 | File contents:
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| 13 | <?php
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| 15 | /*
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| 16 | Template Name: Example Template
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| 17 | */
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| 19 | if (__FILE__ == $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']) { die(); }
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| 20 | if (CFCT_DEBUG) { cfct_banner(__FILE__); }
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| 22 | cfct_page('example');
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| 24 | ?>
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| 26 | This will then load 'example.php' from the _pages/_ directory, keeping all of your actual page code nicely organized in one spot.
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| 28 | You can also add your page code to the page-example.php file you create in the theme root, but we're hoping to get support for pages in a sub-directory in a future version of WordPress so we are starting with what we consider to be a "proper" organization structure now.
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| 31 | ### Supported Filenames
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| 33 | - pages-default.php (or default.php)
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| 36 | ### File Descriptions
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| 38 | A "default" template is required. You can create other templates as desired.
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