buhamad

I tried to edit the core of WP before… missed up everything back then… lool

Here is what I tried now…
I fetched the definition of all needed functions manually and copied them literally into my new home2.php …

As u said, get_header() is in “wp-includes/general-template.php” indeed (so as get_footer())

Sadly enough, those two functions are also using other wp function from other php files inside wp-includes!

Sooooo…. I continued copying (load-template(), …etc)… until I reached those two functions, require() and require_once(), and got long-description errors….

So I called it a truce until some other time :/

“wp wouldn’t natively go hunting for a file named home2.php”

yea… true… it’s all configured to be home.php.. not home2.php

My question is: where is that configuration file?
I want to be in control of it… not it controlling me :/

That configuration file is making the includes implicitly.. I admit that this method is modular inorder to fit with the fact wp uses various themes, indeed..

Still, again, I want to control the includes structure of my own website.. with the help of wp, of course ??

any other help, please?

yes… you guessed it right.