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Adding bespoke content to category pages

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alexthekidd

Participant

June 9, 2014 at 11:20

Hi,

I am looking to add bespoke content (text, images etc) onto the category pages of my website.

An example of one of these category pages can be found here http://www.thefloorhut.co.uk/category/karndean/

With other WordPress themes in the past, I use to copy the category.php file located in the theme folder and then add -[SLUG] to give me a new file called category-[SLUG].php

I tried to do the same with the Blanco theme but it doesn’t seem to be working for me. I am looking to add dense content onto the category pages but I am struggling to do this.

Does anyone know a way I can add my own content to the bottom of pages and inject it onto the PHP?

Thanks,

Alex

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Jack Richardson

Support staff

June 9, 2014 at 11:49

Hello,

This is works for blog, but not for WooCommerce categories.
In the case if you want to do custom WooCommerce categories pages you can use WP Conditional Tags in blanco/woocommerce/archive-product.php file.

Regards,
Jack Richardson

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alexthekidd

Participant

June 10, 2014 at 12:15

Thank you for the quick response Jack.

Do I need to add the Conditional Tags onto the archive-product.php files or do I need to duplicate the .php like I was doing on the blog categories? e.g. archive-product-[SLUG].php

Kind Regards,

Alex

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Jack Richardson

Support staff

June 10, 2014 at 12:31

Hello,

You need to add conditional tags exactly into the archive-product.php file. Also keep safe copy of edited file to don’t lose your changes after theme upgrading.
Also you can create a Child theme and copy there edited files.

Regards,
Jack Richardson

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