Use of page.php in WordPress.
  • Display page title and page content.
  • Display comment list and comment form (unless comments are off).
  • Include wp_link_pages() to support navigation links within a page.
  • Metadata such as tags, categories, date and author should not be displayed.
  • Display an "Edit" link for logged-in users with edit permissions.
Use of single.php in WordPress.
  • Include wp_link_pages() to support navigation links within a post.
  • Display post title and post content.
  • Display the post date.
  • Display the author name (if appropriate).
  • Display post categories and post tags.
  • Display an "Edit" link for logged-in users with edit permissions.
  • Display comment list and comment form.
  • Show navigation links to next and previous post using previous_post_link() and next_post_link().
Use of function.php in WordPress.
The functions file behaves like a WordPress Plugin, adding features and functionality to a WordPress site. You can use it to call functions, both PHP and built-in WordPress, and to define your own functions. You can produce the same results by adding code to a WordPress Plugin or through the WordPress Theme functions file.



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