설명
Need to know which template is used by WordPress to display your pages in the front office ?
This plugin simply does this.
Show the name of the php file of your theme used to display the current page.Need to know which template is used by WordPress to display your pages in the front office ?
This plugin simply does this.
Efficient and very easy to install, it will show you in the admin bar the name of the php file currently used to display the current page.
The color of the text is different regarding the origin of the template(the theme, a parent theme, or a plugin)
(icon author :http://www.megaicons.net/iconspack-1096/45043/)
스크린샷
The template used owns to your theme 
The template used owns to the parent theme 
The template used owns to a plugin
설치
Installation process is exactly the same than other WordPress plugins.
Check this link if you need help : https://www.google.fr/search?q=how+to+install+a+wordpress+plugin&oq=how+to+install+a+wordpress
- Upload the plugin folder ‘which-template-file’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
- WordPress의 ‘플러그인’ 메뉴에서 플러그인을 활성화하세요.
- Smile 😉
FAQ
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Why would I need this plugin ?
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Just usefull if you are a WordPress theme developer.
후기
기여자 & 개발자
변경이력
5.0.0
- Fix CSRF issue
4.9
- Fix CSRF issue
4.8
- Compatibility with WP 6.3.2
4.6
- Compatibility with WP 5.8
4.3.0
- Compatibility with WP 4.8.2
4.2.2
- Compatibility with PHP < 5.3
4.2.1
- Correction of an error in updating the plugin on v 4.2.0
4.2.0
- Adding an option to chose if every logged user can see the template file in the admin-bar, or just the admnistrators of the website.
(with administrator role)
By default, just the administrators can.
4.1.1
- Admin fix (the template name was added in the admin bar in the back-office too. Sorry for this)
4.1
- Notice fix
4.0
- Compatibility with WP 4.4.2
- Bug fix for multi-sites
- Display the name of the template now for all users with admin bar (not just admninistrators)
- Different colors for the text regarding the origin of the template(the theme, a parent theme, or a plugin)
3.1
- Compatibility with WP 4.1
- Bug fix for child themes
3.0
- Add the “title” attribute to see the whole path to the template file
2.1
- Fixing a bug for non admin
2.0
- Now the template name is shown in the admin bar just for the admin
1.4
- Small css change (adding !important to the color of the text)
1.0
- The first version
Efficient and very easy to install, it will show you in the admin bar the name of the php file currently used to display the current page.
The color of the text is different regarding the origin of the template(the theme, a parent theme, or a plugin)
(icon author :http://www.megaicons.net/iconspack-1096/45043/)