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Woocommerce Template Not Overriding When In GP_Child Sub Folder
7 replies · Started by Scott on August 23, 2018
Hello,
To elaborate, when the WC templates are placed in the root of my child theme folder, everything works and the correct files are rendered. As shown in here, below the footer:
However, when I place these same files into generatepress_child/woocommerce/ they are not rendered. Instead the default archive.php file is rendered, as shown here below the footer:
I've tried a bunch of different fixes, however all yield this same result. Do you have any suggestions on how I can get the WC templates to work in the sub folder?
Thank you
Hi there,
That's strange - according to their documentation, it should only work if placed into a woocommerce folder: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/template-structure/
Perhaps they've changed it? I'm not too sure unfortunately. Have you checked with their support yet?
This is also not working for me.
generatepress_child/woocommerce/order/order-details.php
Wondering if anyone else has had an issue with this whilst using GP?
@Tom sorry any thoughts on this?
Hi there,
what happens if you move the template to the root of your child theme ie.
generatepress_child/order-details.php
Nothing.
Just wondering if this has been tested recently?
I don't think the issue itself has anything to do with GeneratePress, as GP doesn't have/overwrite any WooCommerce templates.
For testing purposes, does it work if you use a Twenty-Twenty child theme?
Thanks, Tom, you can mark this as resolved as it has nothing to do with GP.
