Template Overrides
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The frontend templates load through wc_get_template(). Your theme can override them the standard WooCommerce way.
Templates
Section titled “Templates”| Template | What it prints |
|---|---|
wcmp-myaccount-menu.php |
The menu wrapper: avatar header, account menu button and the list. |
wcmp-myaccount-menu-item.php |
One endpoint or link. |
wcmp-myaccount-menu-group.php |
One group and its sub-menu. |
wcmp-myaccount-avatar-form.php |
The avatar upload popup. |
The originals are in woo-custom-my-account-page/public/templates/.
Override a template
Section titled “Override a template”- Copy the file from
public/templates/into your theme’swoocommercefolder, for exampleyour-theme/woocommerce/wcmp-myaccount-menu-item.php. - Edit the copy.
Use a child theme so updates do not overwrite your copy.
Some template files carry a comment that points to a woo-custom-my-account-page folder in your theme. The working location is your theme’s woocommerce folder, because the plugin calls wc_get_template() with the default template path.
Variables
Section titled “Variables”| Template | Variables available |
|---|---|
| Menu | $endpoints, $my_account_url, $avatar |
| Menu item | $url, $endpoint, $options, $classes |
| Menu group | $endpoint, $options, $classes, $class_icon |
Keep the do_action() calls and the aria-* attributes in your copy so hooks and accessibility keep working.