I've noticed that the get_template_part function, which is supposed to be where the plugin allows us to use liveblog for a template folder inside a theme, or to set a custom location for those templates with the liveblog_template_path filter, does not appear to be in use.
Just doing a basic error log here has no result, and using the liveblog_template_path filter to set a path, as well as putting template copies into the liveblog folder of my theme, all have no result. I've also noticed that the markup matches the React files and not the HTML that's in the plugin's templates folder.
I've been looking around more, and it seems to me that instead of using those templates at all, the React scripts make calls to the REST API endpoints, which return an array as JSON, and then the React files write their own HTML and output it.
Is there no longer any way to modify the HTML that the plugin outputs for an individual entry?
I've noticed that the
get_template_part
function, which is supposed to be where the plugin allows us to useliveblog
for a template folder inside a theme, or to set a custom location for those templates with theliveblog_template_path
filter, does not appear to be in use.Just doing a basic error log here has no result, and using the
liveblog_template_path
filter to set a path, as well as putting template copies into theliveblog
folder of my theme, all have no result. I've also noticed that the markup matches the React files and not the HTML that's in the plugin'stemplates
folder.I've been looking around more, and it seems to me that instead of using those templates at all, the React scripts make calls to the REST API endpoints, which return an array as JSON, and then the React files write their own HTML and output it.
Is there no longer any way to modify the HTML that the plugin outputs for an individual entry?