Theme in sub folder and get_template_directory_uri()

[Aetles]

It's quite clever that you can put the entire _tw generated my-custom-generated-theme folder inside wp-content/themes/ for you local development and that it works even though the actual theme is in the theme subfolder.

But I ran into problem with using get_template_directory_uri() since it will output the path of theme folder and the subfolder (like my-custom-generated-theme/theme) and that breaks my paths locally. Is there any clever way around it? (Preferably without have to add dev/prod specific code.)

Otherwise I think I'll stick to have the main my-custom-generated-theme folder outside of WordPress structure and symlink the theme folder.

[gregsullivan]

Hi Adrian—Thanks for posting this!

Can you describe how it breaks your paths locally? I haven't run into any problems with it to date, but I'd love to hear what you're encountering so we can try to sort it out.

[Aetles]

Oh no, it was just a typo, my bad 🙈

The image I was trying to load was broken and I just assumed it was a path issue but all the time it was <img scr= instead of <img src= 🙄 It's late here in Sweden and I'm obviously too tired to code 🥱

Thanks for the quick answer thought and as ever, great work with the theme! 😊

[gregsullivan]

No problem at all—very happy to hear the issue is now resolved, and that you're enjoying _tw!