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FOR DEVELOPERS ONLY
This article is intended for Developers only. You must be familiar with the WordPress template structure and PHP and CSS. Support is not provided.
In this article we will demonstrate how to customize your Category Archive pages past the default KB settings.
Hello Elementor Child theme
This article is based on the Child theme created for Hello Elementor. Please read this article before contininuing:
Child Theme using Hello Elementor
When using Child Theme option to customize your article, choose one of two template options in the Global Wizard:
- Current Theme
- Knowledge Base Theme
To learn more about that click here.
Current Theme ( see Global Wizard )
If you have a different theme you will need to copy the HTML / PHP of your themes archive file and paste it into this folder, you will also need to see which PHP / HTML you need to keep from the example file we provided.
Theme Support
If you do not know which template file to copy from your theme, you will need to read the theme documentation or contact your theme company. Because every theme is built differently there is no one answer.
Output example.
We have added text and highlighted it in yellow so you can see the custom HTML and custom CSS being applied to the template.
Knowledge Base Theme ( see Global Wizard )
Using WordPress Hooks
Currently hooks for Category Archive pages is not available.
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