What are Template Parts?
Ever wanted to show a special section only on product pages? Or maybe use a different footer during a sale? Even replace the default 404 page with something more helpful or on-brand? That’s what Template Parts are for.
They let you display custom content in specific areas of your site, exactly where and when you want. No coding needed, and you can build everything using the page builder you're already comfortable with: Gutenberg, Elementor, or WPBakery.
Here are some examples of Template Parts and how they can help:
Show a banner during a holiday sale
Use a simpler footer on checkout and thank-you pages
Display a different header when users are logged in
Customize your blog category layout with a unique design
Add a call-to-action after product descriptions
Replace the default 404 page with something more useful
...and many other possibilities
Template Parts are flexible, reusable, and give you a powerful way to personalize your site.
Enabling Template Parts
Template Parts are enabled by default when you install Kalium. If you ever need to turn them off or back on:
Go to Kalium → Settings in your WordPress admin.
On the left sidebar, click Template Parts.
Use the toggle switch to enable or disable the feature.
This gives you the flexibility to turn the feature off if you're not using it, and re-enable it later when needed.
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