Developing a WooCommerce Theme

Learn how to create a custom theme for a WooCommerce store, making use of the WooCommerce API to ensure that the screens on your store fit with your overall theme and your store’s brand.

These source files comprise a theme developed for the Tuts+ course, which includes functions (in the functions.php file) that hook into hooks provided by the WooCommerce API. It also contains a template file in the /woocommerce/loop folder that overrides a template file provided by WooCommerce. See Part 5 of the course for a detailed description of how the theme is structured.

Files

This repository has two subdirectories:

start: The starter theme for this course project.
completed: The completed theme as developed in the course.

The completed theme includes the following template files:

archive.php
index.php
page.php - for static pages
page-full-width.php
archive.php - for archive pages
header.php
sidebar.php
footer.php
loop.php
loop-single.php
loop-page.php
functions.php

Features

Featured images

These are displayed in the archive and index templates if they are present, using the medium size.

Menus

The default menu is in header.php, and uses the Menus admin

Styling

The theme uses Object Oriented CSS (OOCSS). The following clases are for layout and you can use them in your pages and posts. They are responsive, so will resize on smaller screens (for example the .half class is full width on phones).

.full-width
.three-quarters
.two-thirds
.half
.third
.quarter

Hooks

There are 7 action hooks:

Above the header
Inside the header
Before the content
After the content
In the sidebar
In the footer
After the footer

There are 3 filter hooks:

1 in the header
2 in the footer

Widget Areas

There are six widget areas, all added via the widgets.php file:

one in the header
one in the sidebar
four in the footer

These are source files for the Tuts+ course: Developing a WooCommerce Theme

Available on Tuts+ March, 2015

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