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Fabio Chiarato
9,701 PointsMaybe a little mistake...
Following del template hierarchy it should be image_png.php and not imagepng.php as shown on video.
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John Ewell
1,730 PointsAlso I noticed that if both image.php and image-png.php exist, image-png.php now does take precedence, which Zac in the video says wold be the more intuitive behavior. Also the example file "imagepng.php" never seems to come into play, no matter what other files exist or do not exist, which again is what one would expect, given standard WordPress naming conventions.
So it looks as if WordPress has indeed been updated to make it more intuitive (or less buggy?) here. But shouldn't the TeamTreehouse tutorial be updated to reflect this?
simonjones4
10,638 Pointssimonjones4
10,638 PointsHi Fabio,
I got it working by changing imagepng.php to image-png.php (i.e. separated by a hyphen).
Which is odd, because the template hierarchy chart shows an underscore as the separator as you suggest, not a hyphen. Perhaps the naming rules have been updated and the chart doesn't yet reflect this. Who knows.
Simon