I’ve needed to print the currently active WordPress template file and have forgotten it enough times now to finally document it as a post. During development, there’s usually always a time when you’ll want to detect the the template file that’s being called.
I use the following code in my theme/child theme’s header.php file and print it to the screen:
/* show me what the body class will look like */ echo body_class() . "\n"; /* make sure i've got $template */ global $template; /* print the active template path and filename */ print_r($template); |
That’s it. That’s how I print the currently active template file in use for WordPress.
2 Responses to “How to Print Active WordPress Template File”
kyle
thanks!
luke
Many Thanks Too