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Supports your own theme development or template localisation on client websites.
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Thank you.
This plugin is useful in WP Development. 5 stars!
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A must-have for WordPress development work.
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Straight to the point. Very useful for theme development.
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useful and works uncomplicated. Well done.
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Amazing plugin!
Does exactly what it says, which is so useful for trying to work out which php file needs to be tweaked.
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Does what it says on the box. Works with no glitches.
thanks.
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Super simple plugin which works perfectly. One of my go to plugins for developing.
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This is an amazing plugin to have while learning the WP Template Hierarchy! This has my recommendation!
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I love this plugin! It works very well and shows the WP Template file being used to render a particular webpage. My only gripe is that it is poorly documented. I had almost given up but this article by @lukefive which tells you how to enable the admin bar on the viewed page helped me get it working.
Thank you.
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Very useful for developers.
How about showing parts that are coming from get_template_part() as well?
Thank you!
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Its functionality is basic but very useful, it is a classic in my installations to develop more easily and with a lot of information
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Simple and efficient !
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Thank you:)
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Why are updates being issued that don’t actually change anything other than the version number, like this? “No functional change at all except the version number in the plugin php file and donation url.” This just wastes all your user’s time doing pointless plugin updates to our sites. The last three updates were the same.
Apart from this, the plugin works fine and is a very useful development tool.
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We build some pretty robust themes and it can be easy to lose track of what page a template is using. This saves me so much time in troubleshooting and updating templates! Great plugin!
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I use this plugin on most of the sites I develop. Extremely useful
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Not seeing the template info? In the WordPress admin area, under Users, find the entry for the administrative login you are using. Click the edit link. Look for a checkbox named Toolbar. Make sure that is checked/enabled and the setting is saved (Update Profile). You should now see the template info, assuming you are visiting the site with the same browser you used to log into the sites’s WordPress admin. You can do this by having different tabs open in the browser.
This is not mentioned in the plugin FAQ. Otherwise, this plugin displays the template information as advertised. It can be very useful for tracking down obscure PHP problems inside template files.
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A very helpful plugin.
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Nice and simple, does the job, no fuss.
Thank you JOTAKI!
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This plugin is useful to make theme and customize theme.
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this is a mandatory plugin for me, i develop all my themes with it and i don’t wanna live without it ??
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If you want to edit any theme, then you should get this plugin. It shows you which template file is used for the page you are watching. That way you will always know what template file to edit in your child theme. Great and thanks a lot!
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Really useful! you’ve got a pretty good sense of the WordPress template hierarchy
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it show all the information about the PHP that is working to show the HTML frontend page. thanks for do it!
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I had some problems with a premium theme (the developer must have been mad coding it or just bad). I could not find the template file for a specific page so i can re-code some stuff, this plugin saved my day
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Didn’t realize when I installed it where the info about the template being used would be, but as soon as I did, it was great!
I had to search for “template” in page source:
Template:<span class=”show-template-name”> single.php</span>
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Superuseful plugin. Very handy tool for template development. Big thank you.
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Without this it can not be customized.
Thank you!
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I am helped by this. Thanks
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