Definition: ```
This is a PHP template file which serves as a base for other PHP templates.
Syntax:
```
"/templates/beez/1.php" is the root path to the files in this template directory.
The "beez" part refers to the name of the template. This can refer to any existing template, like 'welcome' or 'index'.
"/1" at the beginning represents the position of the start of a file within the template directory. It is used for naming purposes and does not represent the actual path to the file.
The "beez" part refers to the name of the template that this PHP template is in.
The ".php" extension indicates that it's a PHP template file, which means it uses a server-side language like PHP, C#, or Java.
This is a PHP file that serves as a base for other PHP files. It allows you to extend the functionality and structure of the existing templates by including custom code and styles.
Syntax:
```
"/templates/beez/1.php" is the root path to the files in this template directory.
The "beez" part refers to the name of the template. This can refer to any existing template, like 'welcome' or 'index'.
"/1" at the beginning represents the position of the start of a file within the template directory. It is used for naming purposes and does not represent the actual path to the file.
The "beez" part refers to the name of the template that this PHP template is in.
The ".php" extension indicates that it's a PHP template file, which means it uses a server-side language like PHP, C#, or Java.
This is a PHP file that serves as a base for other PHP files. It allows you to extend the functionality and structure of the existing templates by including custom code and styles.
```
It's worth noting that the "/templates/" pattern is used to refer to the templates in a specific directory. The "beez" part refers to the name of the template, which can be any PHP file or a different template with its own path in the directory.