WordPress Template Hierarchy
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The document discusses WordPress template hierarchy and layouts. It explains that previously there was a single universal layout for all pages, but WordPress now allows for unique and customizable layouts for blogs and content management systems. It provides details on how WordPress determines which template file to use based on page type, taxonomy terms, and other conditions. It also lists some of the core template files and pages in the WordPress template hierarchy.
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