Template override

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  • Anonymous User 10273379

    (@anonymized-10273379)

    Hi,

    Why should it check anything in your theme?

    BePro Listings has lots of templates. For this reply, i’m assuming you are referring to the header, footer, etc.

    Since you approached this like a developer, we will point you in the right direction. The following article clearly states how (WordPress) picks the template for custom post types

    – https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Hierarchy

    If you are in fact new to this, then we suggest that you look at our documentation which details how to create template files for BePro Listings.

    – https://www.beprosoftware.com/documentation/bepro-listings-template-files/

    Even further to this, we have a 2 part detailed video series for our members which again outlines exactly how you would go about creating template files

    – https://www.beprosoftware.com/blog/custom-post-type-page-template/

    Lastly, we sell themes for BePro Listings for $1 which provide the ultimate practical example of the template system working

    – https://www.beprosoftware.com/themes

    Hope this solves the issues you are having

    Regards,

    Thread Starter felixlandicho

    (@felixlandicho)

    Ok,

    I tried to create single-bepro_listings.php on my active theme but nothing happens.

    So I check the plugin and saw the filter for single_template on line 107 calling the class function on line 371.

    On that function, the plugin just including the template file from its directory then exit.

    Thanks for your reply.

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