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Template hierarchy for edit.php page??

  • @geektripp

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    8 years, 10 months ago

    Hello, I was trying to find out if I can change the edit.php page template hierarchy. I basically want to completely start over on this page so it won’t have the sidebar or anything like that. I’ve looked all through the hierarchy documentation. I’ve already done it with the registration page, but I can’t find anything on this one.

    Thank you.

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  • @danbp

    Participant

    8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi,

    sidebar is part of your theme. The edit.php (members/single/profile/edit.php) template file doesn’t contain a sidebar, but a form. And this form goes into any theme who has a place for “content” (usually it is the main content).

    If you don’t want a sidebar on the member page or on the profile, you can add a conditionnal on your (child)theme sidebar.php or around the call to sidebar you can find in almost all your theme files.

    The thing to search is get_sidebar which calls the sidebar template.

    Note that BP use mostly to “page.php”, so if your theme has such a file, it is where to start. You already know the way to BP’s template doc. More about this on WP codex:

    get_sidebar()


    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/dynamic_sidebar

    @geektripp

    Participant

    8 years, 10 months ago

    No, I understand it doesn’t have it. Well, it’s not even the sidebar. It’s the navigation for the profile pages. I wanted to see if there’s an override for the edit page like there is for a good bit of other ones in the hierarchy. I know I can take it off of home.php, but the issue is that it takes it off all the profile pages.

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