Templates

The Templates Tab allows you to visualise every template added to your installation. This allows you identify your template quickly and even scroll through it for a global overview.

You can also edit directly using quick action buttons such as: edit, visibility conditions and reset.

From here you can also add a Custom Template or be directed to the Editor to create a Default Template.

By default, only the Index template is displayed.

Custom Template

Add

A Custom Template is a Template you create directly from the Cwicly Themer. It has no pre-defined conditions so it will not be applied until you set up your own conditions.

This allows you to set up complex conditions tailored to your specific needs and requirements.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Click "+ Custom" button to open the New Custom Template Modal.

Input Custom Template name.
Click Create button.

The new Custom Template will be visible in the Themer.

Delete

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Find Page/Post to be deleted.
Click Trash icon to delete.

Rename

A Custom template can be renamed from the Templates Editor.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Click "+ Default" button to open the Templates Editor.

Click "Add New" button to open the Add New modal.
Find Default Template to be renamed.
Click "Actions" icon and select "Rename" option.

Input new name in the Rename field.
Click "Save" button to save or "Cancel" button if you decide to keep former name.

Default Template

A Default Template is a Template you can choose from a selection of pre-set template types such as Index, Front Page, Page, Archive, Search, 404.

Conditions are added by default.

Add

When you open the Templates window you will see a list of the templates you have added.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Click "+ Default" button to open the Site Editor Templates window.

Click "Add New" button to open the Add New Template modal.
Select Default Template to be added (Front Page, Page, Archive, Search, 404).

Remove

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Click ""+ Default" button to open the Templates Editor.

Click "Add New" button to open the "Add New" modal.
Find Default Template to be removed.
Click the "Actions" icon and select "Delete" option.

Reset

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Find Default Page to be deleted.
Click Reset icon to reset.

Click "Add New" button to open the Add New modal.
Find Default Template to be renamed.
Click "Actions" icon and select "Rename" option.
Open the Rename window and input new name.
Click "Save" button to save or "Cancel" button to keep former name.

Quick Action Buttons

Edit

The Edit button allows you to navigate to a template which you can edit directly, saving valuable time.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Navigate to the template you wish to edit.
Click "Edit" icon to open the Editor.

Make changes as required.

Set Visibility conditions

Visibility conditions allow you to set the rules that determine the conditions under which a template is applied to the current queried element.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the Template tab.
Navigate to the template for which you wish to set Visibility conditions.
Click "Visibility Conditions" icon to open the Editor.

Make changes as required.

For detailed information about visibility conditions and operators, please see Visibility Conditions.

Delete/Reset

Allows you to quickly delete a custom template or reset a default template.

Navigate to the Wordpress Dashboard
Find Cwicly.
Open the template tab.
Navigate to the Template to be deleted.
Select the Trash or Reset icon depending on the template type (custom or default).