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Retro graphic print love.

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Love this colorful tiger.

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My whole loop for taxonomy archives, other archive pages and search results now just looks like this:

while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
  get_template_part( '/partials/excerpt' , $post->post_type );
endwhile;

As you can see, I get the post type for the current post and then use that to load the template part that will display that post type. For each different post type I have created a snippet that displays that post type in it’s own specific way, a plugin review would have a rating attached to it, a speaking event would be marked up as an hCalendar event and so forth.

Let’s say the post type is speaking_event. The above code would try to load, from my theme’s directory, the file /partials/excerpt-speaking_event.php. If that file doesn’t exist, it would load /partials/excert.php. So if I create a new custom post type, it will fall back to the “default” display of a post, which is in excerpt.php, and if I decide to give it another look, it will get it’s own “short” WordPress template part.

Of course, as this loop itself is referenced about 15 times on all the different forms of archive templates I have, it in itself is a template simply called ‘loop’. The best thing about this is that now, when you search for something that results in showing several post types, or you have a taxonomy attached to several post types, they’re all displayed in their own specific way. See an example of that below:

More WordPress template part ideas?

Now I’d love to know whether you are using a WordPress template part in your theme and if so, how and where, please share in the comments so we can build a “gallery” of WordPress template part ideas!

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Love the illustration of Owen Gatley.

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My whole loop for taxonomy archives, other archive pages and search results now just looks like this:

while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
  get_template_part( '/partials/excerpt' , $post->post_type );
endwhile;

As you can see, I get the post type for the current post and then use that to load the template part that will display that post type. For each different post type I have created a snippet that displays that post type in it’s own specific way, a plugin review would have a rating attached to it, a speaking event would be marked up as an hCalendar event and so forth.

Let’s say the post type is speaking_event. The above code would try to load, from my theme’s directory, the file /partials/excerpt-speaking_event.php. If that file doesn’t exist, it would load /partials/excert.php. So if I create a new custom post type, it will fall back to the “default” display of a post, which is in excerpt.php, and if I decide to give it another look, it will get it’s own “short” WordPress template part.

Of course, as this loop itself is referenced about 15 times on all the different forms of archive templates I have, it in itself is a template simply called ‘loop’. The best thing about this is that now, when you search for something that results in showing several post types, or you have a taxonomy attached to several post types, they’re all displayed in their own specific way. See an example of that below:

More WordPress template part ideas?

Now I’d love to know whether you are using a WordPress template part in your theme and if so, how and where, please share in the comments so we can build a “gallery” of WordPress template part ideas!

WordPress template part: a powerful tool is a post from Joost de Valk's Yoast – Tweaking Websites.

A good WordPress blog needs good hosting, you don’t want your blog to be slow, or, even worse, down, do you? Check out my thoughts on WordPress hosting!

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Love that flare and beautiful tones. Pretty dramatic scenery.

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Lovely looking tractor. Love the combination.

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Treehouse (the next version of Think Vitamin Membership) development is in full swing, and as part of that process we’re trying to learn more about what large teams think would be the best experience possible. We want to make sure that every aspect of learning together as a team is as great as it is for freelancers. Sign up for large teams should be flawless (including procurement), team members should feel like they gain both career and organizational benefits from training through the site, and employers and managers should feel like they’re getting their money’s worth and that they understand how and what their teams are learning.

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This is our weekly selection of our favorite web designs from the past week, thanks to everybody for their recommendations. Feel free to comment and let us know what you think.

We have recently launched StylesInspiration, a web design showcase that aims to not only showcase the best and most innovative web design styles currently available, it also aims to give you a visual overview of current web design trends and highlight the latest in innovative web technologies. You’ll love it

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Sean Gaffney

Jon Montenegro

The Portfolio of Alex Pierce

Mkt Virtual

Heath Waller Creative

EEHarbor

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Damn hot ride. Love the colors!

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Wonderful spring atmosphere. Love the lighting!

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Tati love! by Sebastiaan Van Doninck,

Beautiful work and lovely style.

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