Definition: "Search Body.tpl" refers to a template file used by WordPress for displaying body content on page load, typically when users click on "Search" in their browser. Detailed definitions include:
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Body Content:
This template allows you to display the main body text (header, footer, etc.) of your website, often using HTML and CSS.
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Content Type:
In this context, it is a placeholder for the specific content types that WordPress categorizes as "body".
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Template Name:
This is the name used within the template itself to distinguish it from other templates or pages in the site.
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Page Content:
This is the actual body text of your page. It is what people typically see when they click on "Search" in the browser.
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CSS Template
: This refers to the CSS rules that define how the body content should look and behave when rendered by WordPress's rendering engine.
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HTML Files:
Each file within this template (body_content.tpl, search_body.tpl) contains specific HTML code that defines the structure of your website or page.
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Page Title:
The title displayed in the browser window when a user clicks on "Search." This is typically used for SEO purposes to guide users towards relevant pages on the site.
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