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.* New: Two view filters added to allow for extension of custom and native WP templates - willow/view/native + willow/view/custom using .willow filetype
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Willow has been designed to meet the needs of both front-end and back-end developers by providing a small, yet powerful set of tags and tools to speed up template development and prototype iteration, and is influenced by other template engines, most notably Mustache.
Updated: 6 monthsAll Willow tags include a matching opening and closing pair, starting and ending with a curly bracket and one other internal character.
Updated: 6 monthsWillow was designed to meet several specific front-end and back-end developmental needs.
Updated: 6 monthsWillow uses it's own proprietary file extension - .willow - and provides two filters to register custom and native templates with WordPress for admin selection and frontend rendering.
Updated: 2 monthsThe location and structure of certain files are very important to how Willow works, so understanding the lookup process is equally important.
Updated: 6 monthsContext and task are two key aspects of Willow, they are equivalent to Class and Method in PHP and all Willows retrieve data from a single public php method within a class
Updated: 6 monthsWillow has its own dedicated logging system and syntax and can be configured to write to the WordPress debug.log, which is located in the root of the wp-contents directory.
Updated: 6 monthsBy default, if the data returned to a willow is not in a format that can be rendered, either a string, integer or boolean or an array of strings, integers or booleans and indexed arrays of strings, integers or booleans, the willow is not rendered.
Updated: 6 monthsQuinta de Sant'Ana overlooks the picturesque village of Gradil with its cobbled streets, white washed houses and hospitable inhabitants.