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Is the order of integration on wp+woocommerc correct?
I need help, for the first time I will work in woocommerce, and I think how to do it right. Is it right to first pull all pages not related to products on wp as it is usually done, and then customize the pages of woocomerce products, categories, etc. to your layout. Or the order is some / some other and you need to initially involve working with the wookomers.
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The fact is that WordPress in general and WooCommerce in particular have their own layout for almost everything: menus, comment forms, widgets, products, shopping cart, checkout, etc., so doing layout separately from WP is often pretty pointless
. it's easier to style the classes that WP already offers than trying to rewrite the original layout
. Personally, I split the styles into several files: _typography.sass , _forms.sass , _menu.sass , _widgets.sass , galvanized into one minified
As for the structure of WooCommerce templates, then it’s better to make changes through filters and hooks, and only lastly copy the templates to the theme for changes
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