Create Theme

Juzaweb Themes are files that work together to create the design and functionality of a Juzaweb site. Each Theme may be different, offering many choices for site owners to instantly change their website look.

Here is the Theme structure for Juzaweb website. Of course, your Theme can contain any other stylesheets, images, or files.

Create a Theme

Create a theme with command

php artisan theme:make {theme-name}

Theme Structure

|- theme-name
    |- data (optional)
        |- blocks
        |- widgets
    |- views
        |- auth (optional)
            - login.twig
            - register.twig
            - forgot_password.twig
        |- profile (optional)
            - index.twig
        |- components
            |- blocks (optional)
            |- widgets (optional)
            - pagination.twig
        |- template-parts
            - content.twig
            - single.twig
            - taxonomy.twig
        |- templates (optional)
        - 404.twig (optional)
        - footer.twig
        - header.twig
        - index.twig
        - search.twig
    - changelog.yml
    - register.json
    - theme.json

Template Files List

Here is the Theme files for Juzaweb website. Of course, your Theme can contain any other stylesheets, images, or files.

• index.twig The main template. If your Theme provides its own templates, index.php must be present.
• single.twig The single post template. Used when a single post is queried. For this and all other query templates, index.php is used if the query template is not present.
• single-{post-type}.twig The single post template used when a single post from a custom post type is queried. For example, single-book.php would be used for displaying single posts from the custom post type named "book". index.php is used if the query template for the custom post type is not present.
• taxonomy.twig The term template. Used when a term in a custom taxonomy is queried.
• search.twig The search results template. Used when a search is performed.
• 404.twig The 404 Not Found template. Used when WordPress cannot find a post or page that matches the query.