Loading different header and footer in templates

Hello,

I’m building AMP theme for my website and I would like to use different header and footer instead of default one, I already achieved this but I can’t manage to do it for WooCommerce templates. So let me explain what is happening.

Website is using Storefront child theme, and the current structure looks like this:
– for the desktop version:
/mytheme/woocommerce/

– for the amp version:
/mytheme/amp/woocommerce/
– In order for the amp woocommerce templates to load, I use this code:

 function woo_amp_directory ($path){
	if ( function_exists( 'is_amp_endpoint' ) && is_amp_endpoint() ) {
	   $my_path = get_stylesheet_directory() . '/amp/woocommerce/';
	   return file_exists( $my_path ) ? 'amp/woocommerce/' : $path;
	}
	return $path;
 }
 add_filter ('woocommerce_template_path', 'woo_amp_directory');

Now I have my custom header & footer in the /mytheme/amp/ directory and I load it using
get_template_part('amp/header', 'amp');
get_template_part('amp/header', 'amp');

However the WooCommerce templates are using the get_header() & get_footer() function which loads the header from /mytheme/. I would like to override this behaviour so the templates that are in /mytheme/amp/woocommerce/ use this:
get_template_part('amp/header', 'amp');
get_template_part('amp/header', 'amp');
instead of default ones.

It doesn’t specifically need to use the get_template_part function, i just want these templates /mytheme/amp/woocommerce/ to use /mytheme/amp/header.php & /mytheme/amp/footer.php

• This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by kojaa.
• This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by kojaa.