• Resolved t4lm1d

    (@t4lm1d)


    What would be the best way to enable the override page header functionality existing on default post types? I just want to make sure I’m not missing a setting before I go overriding plugin functionality in a child theme.

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  • Hey @t4lm1d,

    I’m not 100% sure that I understand what you want to do.

    But I think that you are looking for Enable template files found in the /views folder setting, found in Sermon Manager Settings.

    So, you should tick that box, copy files from views directory (located in Sermon Manager plugin directory – usually: ~/public_html/wp-content/plugins/Sermon-Manager/views) to your theme root, and you can modify the output there.

    Good luck!

    Thread Starter t4lm1d

    (@t4lm1d)

    You know now that I think about it, the theme we use probably loads that setting into the blog posts and page templates. Our theme allows us to override the header with different header templates.

    I know enough to get around WordPress pretty well but am probably unfamiliar with the intricacies of the things around this setting. You’re right though that I was probably incorrect to assume that the setting would be available in a custom content type.

    Do you have a hook defined what we can add our own settings to your custom posts editor or do we need to actually override your views in our theme? (which I’m familiar with doing)

    Thanks for your help!

    Hey @t4lm1d,

    No, we do not have the hook for the editor.

    You will need to override the views.

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