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 Theme Files

 style.css – This is your theme’s stylesheet file.
 index.php – This is the main body template for your theme. Its job is to bring together all the information in the other theme files using template tags.
 header.php – This file contains the header information that appears with the <head> section of your site, stuff like metadata and the link to your stylesheet.
 sidebar.php – Everything in you sidebar goes in this file, like widgets, categories, additional menus, search form, etc.
 footer.php – This file contains your footer information, such as copyright details, widgets, and social icons.
 single.php – This file displays just one post.
 page.php – When you create a page on your site, this is the template responsible.
 comments.php – This file is responsible for displaying comments.
 404.php – When visitors try to visit a page on your site that doesn’t exist, this file will general an error page.
 functions.php – This file is where you can place special functions. We always recommend creating a child theme rather than edit this file directly.
 archive.php – Display an archive with this file so visitors to your site can go way back when and read your Hello World! post.
 search.php – Help your visitors search your site with this page.
 searchform.php – Display a search form for your visitors with this template file.

 Defining a New Theme

 /*
 Theme Name: Twenty Sixteen
 Theme URI: https://wordpress.org/themes/twentysixteen/
 Author: the WordPress team
 Author URI: https://wordpress.org/
 Description: Twenty Sixteen is a modernized take on an ever-popular WordPress layout — the horizontal masthead with an optional right sidebar that works perfectly for blogs and websites. It has custom color options with beautiful default color schemes, a harmonious fluid grid using a mobile-first approach, and impeccable polish in every detail. Twenty Sixteen will make your WordPress look beautiful everywhere.
 Version: 1.2
 License: GNU General Public License v2 or later
 License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
 Tags: black, blue, gray, red, white, yellow, dark, light, one-column, two-columns, right-sidebar, fixed-layout, responsive-layout, accessibility-ready, custom-background, custom-colors, custom-header, custom-menu, editor-style, featured-images, flexible-header, microformats, post-formats, rtl-language-support, sticky-post, threaded-comments, translation-ready
 Text Domain: twentysixteen

 This theme, like WordPress, is licensed under the GPL.
 Use it to make something cool, have fun, and share what you've learned with others.
 */

 Template Include Tags

 <?php get_header(); ?> – Includes the header.php file
 <?php get_sidebar(); ?> – Includes the sidebar.php file
 <?php get_footer(); ?> – Includes the footer.php file
 <?php comments_template(); ?> – Includes your comments

 Template Header/Bloginfo Tags

 <?php bloginfo('name'); ?> – The title of your site, or blog name
 <?php bloginfo('url'); ?> – Your site’s URL
 <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?> – Link to your themes’s stylesheet file
 <?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?> – Location of your site’s theme file
 <?php bloginfo('description'); ?> – Displays the tagline of your blog as set in Settings > General.
 <?php bloginfo('atom_url'); ?> – Link to your site’s atom URL
 <?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?> – RSS feed URL for your site
 <?php bloginfo('pingback_url'); ?> – Pingback URL for your site
 <?php bloginfo('version'); ?> – WordPress version number
 <?php bloginfo('html_type'); ?> – The HTML version your site is using
 <?php site_url(); ?> – The root URL for your site
 <?php get_stylesheet_directory(); ?> – Location of your stylesheet folder
 <?php wp_title(); ?> – Title of a specific page

 Template Tags

 <?php the_content(); ?> – Displays the content of a post
 <?php the_excerpt(); ?> – Displays the excerpt used in posts
 <?php the_title(); ?> – Title of the specific post
 <?php the_permalink() ?> – Link of a specific post
 <?php the_category(', ') ?> – Category of a specific post
 <?php the_author(); ?> – Author of a specific post
 <?php the_ID(); ?> – ID of a specific post
 <?php edit_post_link(); ?> – Edit link for a post
 <?php next_post_link(' %link ') ?> – URL of the next page
 <?php previous_post_link('%link') ?> – URL of the previous page
 <?php get_links_list(); ?> – Lists all links in blogroll
 <?php wp_list_pages(); ?> – Lists all pages
 <?php wp_get_archives() ?> – List archive for the site
 <?php wp_list_cats(); ?> – Lists all categories
 <?php get_calendar(); ?> – Displays the built-in calendar
 <?php wp_register(); ?> – Displays register link
 <?php wp_loginout(); ?> – Displays login/logout link only to registered users

 The Loop

 <?php
    if ( have_posts() ) :
        while ( have_posts() ) :
            the_post();
            //
            // Post Content here
            //
        endwhile; // end while
    endif; // end if
 ?>

 next_post_link() – A link to the post published chronologically after the current post
 previous_post_link() – A link to the post published chronologically before the current post
 the_category() – The category or categories associated with the post or page being viewed
 the_author() – The author of the post or page
 the_content() – The main content for a post or page
 the_excerpt() – The first 55 words of a post’s main content followed by an ellipsis (…) or read more link that goes to the full post. You may also use the “Excerpt” field of a post to customize the length of a particular excerpt.
 the_ID() – The ID for the post or page
 the_meta() – The custom fields associated with the post or page
 the_shortlink() – A link to the page or post using the URL of the site and the ID of the post or page
 the_tags() – The tag or tags associated with the post
 the_title() – The title of the post or page
 the_time() – The time or date for the post or page. This can be customized using standard php date function formatting.

 You can also use conditional tags, such as:

 is_home() – Returns true if the current page is the homepage
 is_admin() – Returns true if an administrator is logged in and visiting the site
 is_single() – Returns true if the page is currently displaying a single post
 is_page() – Returns true if the page is currently displaying a single page
 is_page_template() – Can be used to determine if a page is using a specific template, for example: is_page_template('about-page.php')
 is_category() – Returns true if page or post has the specified category, for example is_category('news')
 is_tag() – Returns true if a page or post has the specified tag
 is_author() – Returns true if a specific author is logged in and visiting the site
 is_search() – Returns true if the current page is a search results page
 is_404() – Returns true if the current page does not exist
 has_excerpt() – Returns true if the post or page has an excerpt
	Theme Files

	style.css – This is your theme’s stylesheet file.
	index.php – This is the main body template for your theme. Its job is to bring together all the information in the other theme files using template tags.
	header.php – This file contains the header information that appears with the <head> section of your site, stuff like metadata and the link to your stylesheet.
	sidebar.php – Everything in you sidebar goes in this file, like widgets, categories, additional menus, search form, etc.
	footer.php – This file contains your footer information, such as copyright details, widgets, and social icons.
	single.php – This file displays just one post.
	page.php – When you create a page on your site, this is the template responsible.
	comments.php – This file is responsible for displaying comments.
	404.php – When visitors try to visit a page on your site that doesn’t exist, this file will general an error page.
	functions.php – This file is where you can place special functions. We always recommend creating a child theme rather than edit this file directly.
	archive.php – Display an archive with this file so visitors to your site can go way back when and read your Hello World! post.
	search.php – Help your visitors search your site with this page.
	searchform.php – Display a search form for your visitors with this template file.

	Defining a New Theme

	/*
	Theme Name: Twenty Sixteen
	Theme URI: https://wordpress.org/themes/twentysixteen/
	Author: the WordPress team
	Author URI: https://wordpress.org/
	Description: Twenty Sixteen is a modernized take on an ever-popular WordPress layout — the horizontal masthead with an optional right sidebar that works perfectly for blogs and websites. It has custom color options with beautiful default color schemes, a harmonious fluid grid using a mobile-first approach, and impeccable polish in every detail. Twenty Sixteen will make your WordPress look beautiful everywhere.
	Version: 1.2
	License: GNU General Public License v2 or later
	License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
	Tags: black, blue, gray, red, white, yellow, dark, light, one-column, two-columns, right-sidebar, fixed-layout, responsive-layout, accessibility-ready, custom-background, custom-colors, custom-header, custom-menu, editor-style, featured-images, flexible-header, microformats, post-formats, rtl-language-support, sticky-post, threaded-comments, translation-ready
	Text Domain: twentysixteen

	This theme, like WordPress, is licensed under the GPL.
	Use it to make something cool, have fun, and share what you've learned with others.
	*/

	Template Include Tags

	<?php get_header(); ?> – Includes the header.php file
	<?php get_sidebar(); ?> – Includes the sidebar.php file
	<?php get_footer(); ?> – Includes the footer.php file
	<?php comments_template(); ?> – Includes your comments

	Template Header/Bloginfo Tags

	<?php bloginfo('name'); ?> – The title of your site, or blog name
	<?php bloginfo('url'); ?> – Your site’s URL
	<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?> – Link to your themes’s stylesheet file
	<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?> – Location of your site’s theme file
	<?php bloginfo('description'); ?> – Displays the tagline of your blog as set in Settings > General.
	<?php bloginfo('atom_url'); ?> – Link to your site’s atom URL
	<?php bloginfo('rss2_url'); ?> – RSS feed URL for your site
	<?php bloginfo('pingback_url'); ?> – Pingback URL for your site
	<?php bloginfo('version'); ?> – WordPress version number
	<?php bloginfo('html_type'); ?> – The HTML version your site is using
	<?php site_url(); ?> – The root URL for your site
	<?php get_stylesheet_directory(); ?> – Location of your stylesheet folder
	<?php wp_title(); ?> – Title of a specific page

	Template Tags

	<?php the_content(); ?> – Displays the content of a post
	<?php the_excerpt(); ?> – Displays the excerpt used in posts
	<?php the_title(); ?> – Title of the specific post
	<?php the_permalink() ?> – Link of a specific post
	<?php the_category(', ') ?> – Category of a specific post
	<?php the_author(); ?> – Author of a specific post
	<?php the_ID(); ?> – ID of a specific post
	<?php edit_post_link(); ?> – Edit link for a post
	<?php next_post_link(' %link ') ?> – URL of the next page
	<?php previous_post_link('%link') ?> – URL of the previous page
	<?php get_links_list(); ?> – Lists all links in blogroll
	<?php wp_list_pages(); ?> – Lists all pages
	<?php wp_get_archives() ?> – List archive for the site
	<?php wp_list_cats(); ?> – Lists all categories
	<?php get_calendar(); ?> – Displays the built-in calendar
	<?php wp_register(); ?> – Displays register link
	<?php wp_loginout(); ?> – Displays login/logout link only to registered users

	The Loop

	<?php
	if ( have_posts() ) :
	while ( have_posts() ) :
	the_post();
	//
	// Post Content here
	//
	endwhile; // end while
	endif; // end if
	?>

	next_post_link() – A link to the post published chronologically after the current post
	previous_post_link() – A link to the post published chronologically before the current post
	the_category() – The category or categories associated with the post or page being viewed
	the_author() – The author of the post or page
	the_content() – The main content for a post or page
	the_excerpt() – The first 55 words of a post’s main content followed by an ellipsis (…) or read more link that goes to the full post. You may also use the “Excerpt” field of a post to customize the length of a particular excerpt.
	the_ID() – The ID for the post or page
	the_meta() – The custom fields associated with the post or page
	the_shortlink() – A link to the page or post using the URL of the site and the ID of the post or page
	the_tags() – The tag or tags associated with the post
	the_title() – The title of the post or page
	the_time() – The time or date for the post or page. This can be customized using standard php date function formatting.

	You can also use conditional tags, such as:

	is_home() – Returns true if the current page is the homepage
	is_admin() – Returns true if an administrator is logged in and visiting the site
	is_single() – Returns true if the page is currently displaying a single post
	is_page() – Returns true if the page is currently displaying a single page
	is_page_template() – Can be used to determine if a page is using a specific template, for example: is_page_template('about-page.php')
	is_category() – Returns true if page or post has the specified category, for example is_category('news')
	is_tag() – Returns true if a page or post has the specified tag
	is_author() – Returns true if a specific author is logged in and visiting the site
	is_search() – Returns true if the current page is a search results page
	is_404() – Returns true if the current page does not exist
	has_excerpt() – Returns true if the post or page has an excerpt