I think you have to use the file names of the templates you want to get the part from, as well as specify the part.
should look something like
<?php get_template_part( 'directory-two' ); (file-two.php) ?>
but of course “Directory2” has to exist as a template part in FileTwo.php. And of course, should use lowercase and dashes for the part and template name.
get_template_part accepts 2 parameters – the general template name, and the specific template name.
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/get_template_part
That I know of, you can’t specify a directory
get_template_part( ‘this’, ‘that’ );
would look for a file named this-that.php first, and then this.php second
I am not certain if the get_template_part function looks into different directories for the requested file…
so for your usage, get_template_part( ‘FileTwo’ ); would call the file, but you’d have to test if it automatically looks into directories. You may need to use an include here
ah, thanks. I was confused about that directory title, assumed it was just a name for a specific template part.
Using get_template_part to get a different directory is something I’ve never coincided. I’ll yield to the experts on that one.
thank’s for response!. When the file is out of a directory you can call to file inside of directory.
Example:
-RootDirectory(root of your template).
FileOne.php
–SubDirectory
FileTwo.php
Code of FileOne.php
<?php
get_template_part(‘SubDirectory/FileTwo’);
?>
i used this code and it works.
cool, thanks for replying back with that info for others!
