Plugin Author
Gerkin
(@gerkin)
Hello,
There’s no template provided by the plugin for glossary term, so it fallback using the default WordPress behavior (as explained here). So, by default, it should use the single.php template of your theme.
If you want to override this behavior, you can create a single-glossary.php template file, based on the structure of your theme’s single.php or single-post.php.
Which theme are you using?
Hello and thanks for the reply.
I think I will need to create a separate template. How would I then apply that to individual term posts? Or will it automatically be applied if I upload the single-glossary.php file?
The theme I’m using is http://underscores.me/, but it was heavily customized by the original developer. I’d be happy to send you URLs, but I’m not sure if that’s a good idea to publicly post.
Thanks.
Plugin Author
Gerkin
(@gerkin)
You can send me infos about your site through the dedicated contact form. I would be pleased to see it too.
For the template file, you can directly upload it named single-glossary.php in the root of your theme folder
Plugin Author
Gerkin
(@gerkin)
Hello there 🙂
Have you succeeded creating your template? Or do you still need help?