Modify default rendering template

Previous tutorials were explaining how to deal with the additional rendering templates storage locations and the way they are loaded by the plugin. Now is the time to see the practical side: how to actually modify one of the default rendering templates and create your own.
Walkthrough: Create Product Types
When you finish setting up GD Products Center Pro, you can create product types and taxonomies you need. This video shows process of creating product types from scratch and based on the built in product types templates, explaining product types options and use of properties.
Walkthrough: Installation & Setup
Before you can use GD Products Center Pro, you need to install it and configure it properly. This first part of the plugin walk-through will show you plugin activation, settings (rewrite rules, theme and rendering templates, external files, integration with WordPress) and tools you can use.
Create & edit product types
With GD Products Center you can create as many product types as you want, each with any number of products. Setting product types is easy and you can even start with predefined templates built into the plugin. Video shows the process of creating and editing product types.
Export & Import data from CSV file
GD Products Center allows you to export products specification into CSV file and also to import data back from CSV file to add new products, or to edit existing products. This video shows preparation of data, potential problems with CSV file and other import process details.
Working with own rendering templates
Previous tutorial was about the basics of the gdT3 templates rendering engine powering the GD Products Center Pro plugin, and now here are some practical advices on how to start with your own rendering templates: to replace default ones or to add additional templates.









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