Is there a way to directly manipulate a page’s HTML.
Is there a way to directly manipulate a page’s HTML.
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I’m not talking about custom HTML code or CSS, I’m talking about an extension or method that lets you directly manipulate the code line by line, would especially be useful for WooCommerce Product Pages.
No, because WordPress doesn’t work like that. Page content is built dynamically, no physical page exists anywhere.
For WC products pages, there are hooks you can use to customise various elements. What exactly are you wanting to edit?
You are talking about template files. What you are requesting is impossible (extension), you need to extend template parts. Well…not technically impossible, but non-existent to my knowledge, mainly because it would be silly to build. Anyone with enough knowledge to use it would find it unnecessary.
Anyway, Google “get_template_part” and let your fingers do the walking…you’ll eventually land on either the answer or your next question down the pipeline. Also look up “add_filter” and “add_action” – filters and actions are the primary way we interact with markup in WP. Woocommerce has many, you may find whatever it is you are trying to achieve can be accomplished pretty easy with simple injection (actions) or mutations (filters), without overriding partials.
No, because WordPress doesn’t work like that. Page content is built dynamically, no physical page exists anywhere.
For WC products pages, there are hooks you can use to customise various elements. What exactly are you wanting to edit?
You are talking about template files. What you are requesting is impossible (extension), you need to extend template parts. Well…not technically impossible, but non-existent to my knowledge, mainly because it would be silly to build. Anyone with enough knowledge to use it would find it unnecessary.
Anyway, Google “get_template_part” and let your fingers do the walking…you’ll eventually land on either the answer or your next question down the pipeline. Also look up “add_filter” and “add_action” – filters and actions are the primary way we interact with markup in WP. Woocommerce has many, you may find whatever it is you are trying to achieve can be accomplished pretty easy with simple injection (actions) or mutations (filters), without overriding partials.