When you create a template you get the best use when you separate the dynamic part and the static parts. This is where your dynamic content or post content will be pulled into. And now we have modified how we want our single posts to be displayed by changing the template. And use your block toolbar to align the text to centre. Let’s remove the Post Author block and then insert it below the Post Title. You will see the Post Content block, Post Date, Post Author and Post Terms. Firstly, select the Post Title block and use your block toolbar to align the text to centre. This template displays a single post so you can customise the way you want your single posts to be displayed. So let’s open up the Single Post template. You merely have to click on a template and once it opens up, you can start editing. Click on the WordPress icon and choose Templates.
How to edit templates via the Site Editor? Let’s make our way back to the Editor. And lastly, the 404 template displays when no content is found. The Index template is the default template used when no other template is available. You can override this by creating a custom template using the Template Editor. And this displays individual pages and if you edit this template, all your pages will display the changes you have made. Let’s look at some of the most common templates you will find and what function they fulfil. Click on the WordPress icon, templates, and you will see the existing templates you can use and the ones you can add using the TT1 Blocks theme. If we change our theme to a different block theme, such as TT1 Blocks, we’ll be able to compare. The theme you’re using will determine which existing templates are available to use, or which templates you can add.
When you start building a new website, you can edit existing templates or add new ones. So let’s go ahead and click on templates in the Template List View. When you click on the Styles icon top right, you have the ability to change the typography and the colour of your entire site. The Site Editor can be used to modify templates and template parts and also customise the style of your site. Now let’s stop and talk about the site editor for a moment. If you click on the WordPress icon top left, it will open up the Template List View. This will take you into your Site Editor and open up to your homepage template. To access templates, make your way to Appearance and click on Editor. And templates are as the name implies, design templates that can be used by single or multiple pages and posts. Templates are not for posting content, and templates for a post or page display your content with a Post Content block. I think it is important to clarify the following information from the start. Templates, on the other hand, allow you to customise your site by giving your posts and pages their own unique designs and styles. A theme will give your site the look and functionality you need, and it will allow you to set the design of your entire site. Don’t get confused between templates and themes. That includes things like header, content and footer areas. You could also say templates can be described as a full-page layout. So what are templates? Templates are groups of blocks combined to create a design for a web page.
And the aim of full site editing is to give you the power to customise your entire site without code. So templates is one of the new features of full site editing. Today we are going to dive into templates. Do you know the difference between the Site Editor and the Template Editor?.How can you create a landing page using templates?.Do you want to change how single posts are displayed?.Assigning existing and creating new templates for posts or pages.Editing existing and adding new templates provided by your theme.Accessing templates and understanding the difference between dynamic and static content.This workshop will explore using, editing and adding templates to customize your site by giving your posts and pages their own unique designs and styles. You could also say templates can be described as a full-page layout that includes things like header, content, and footer areas. Templates are groups of blocks combined to create a design for a webpage.