Schools do not need to report part-time students to USAC or include them in their C2 budget calculation. Most school districts will add the number of full-time students of each of their individual schools and then multiply this total by the C2 budget cycle school multiplier. Most library systems will add the square footage of each of their library branches and then multiply the total by the C2 budget cycle library multiplier.
School districts with 10 or fewer schools and library systems with 10 or fewer library branches have the option to calculate their C2 budgets on a per-site basis and then combine the results. Small school district example: A school district consists of three schools — one school with 50 students, one school with students, and one school with students.
Small library system example: A library system consists of a bookmobile, a library branch with 4, square feet, and a library branch with 7, square feet. Large school districts cannot estimate the number of students for buildings under construction; however, independent schools with their own entity-level budgets and small school districts 10 child entities or less who report C2 enrollment at a school level can estimate student counts for a new school while construction is underway.
If the school overestimates, it must return to USAC any funding received in excess of the amount it was entitled to based on the actual enrollment by the end of the next funding year. If the total student count or square footage changes during the five-year funding cycle, applicants may request a C2 budget recalculation, but are not required to do so.
However, if an applicant does not request a recalculation, the C2 budget student count for the school district or the C2 budget library square footage for the library system remains fixed throughout the cycle. School districts and library systems can transfer equipment between schools within a district and libraries within a system.
Starting July 1, , applicants may transfer purchased equipment regardless of the funding year of the equipment purchase. Applicants will no longer be required to notify USAC of the equipment transfers, but both the transferor and recipient must maintain detailed records documenting the transfer and the reason for the transfer for five years. Schools, libraries, and consortia are still required to maintain asset and inventory records of equipment purchased and the actual locations of such equipment for 10 years after purchase.
It is available on the Tools page along with a video on how to use the tool and a glossary of terms. There are eight different possible C2 budget calculations for budgeted entities, depending on the entity type and size independent school or library, large or small school district, large or small library system. In the tool, these are referred to as C2 budget algorithms. For some budgeted entities, only one C2 budget algorithm applies.
Permalinks to category archives are controlled by Using Permalinks settings. The first step in modifying what happens when someone visits a Category page is to figure out which of your theme's files is going to be used to display the posts. This is known as the Template Hierarchy. In the case of categories, the hierarchy is fairly simple. For instance, suppose the slug of the Category in question is news and the Category ID is 6.
The Template Hierarchy specifies that WordPress will use the first Template file it finds in your current Theme's directory from the following list:. That is, if you do not have a category-slug. So, if you want to make the Category whose ID number is 6 look different from what it is currently and different from other Category pages , you would want to create a category If you want to make all Category pages look different from other archive pages such as date and author archives , then you would want to create or modify the category.
If you want to make changes to the look of all archive pages, you can create or modify the archive. And if you modify the index. If you need to create a new file, it is a good idea to copy it from the next file in the hierarchy that exists. For instance, if you want a special display for Category 6, begin by copying the category. Now that you've figured out which template file in your theme's directory you need to modify, in order to make changes to the look of Category pages, let's look at some examples.
In these examples, when it says "edit your template file", it means to edit the file you chose in the section above. Suppose you want some static text displayed before the list of Posts on your Category page s. By "static", we mean text that remains the same, no matter which posts will be displayed below, and no matter which category is being displayed. If it does not find a category-slug template, then WordPress will look for a template with category id, for example, category After that, it will look for the generic category template which is usually category.
If there is no generic category template present, then WordPress will look for a generic archive template, such as archive.
Lastly, it will use index. To do that, you need to create a template for that particular category. Go to Appearance » Theme Editor. From the list of theme files on your right, click on category. We suggest that you refer to the specific framework you are using. If you find the files above, then copy all the contents of category. Save this file as category-design. Using this technique, you can create templates for as many categories as you want. You can find category slugs by visiting the categories section in the WordPress admin area.
Here is an example of a category-slug. Notice that we have used the same template as category. Since we already know the category it will be used for, we can add title, description, or any other details manually. Check out why we think using post summary or excerpt instead of full post is a good idea. If you do not want to use the category-slug template, then you can use the category-id template to create a template for a specific category ID.
When creating templates for your theme, you need to determine if you really need a separate template to do what you want to do. In some cases, the changes you want to make are not too complicated and can be achieved using conditional tags inside a generic template, like category. WordPress comes with support for many conditional tags that theme authors can use in their templates.
Using this conditional tag, you can change your templates to display different output if the condition is matched. Now you want to show some extra information on the category archive page for this particular category. To do that, add this code in category. Beaver Themer allows you to create layouts for your theme.
You can select the individual categories where you want to use the template and then edit it using a drag and drop tool. Once you are done, click on the Done button and then select publish to apply your category template. We hope this article helped you learn how to create category templates in WordPress.
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If I add a new category in the future, I want the same template for the new category as for the old one. How can I get this? You only need to create 1 category. Hi — Its a very helpful tutorial but I am trying to show a specific category and its sub categories on a page — How do i do that? This is incredibly helpful! Thanks so much! My church is going to put out a newsletter using Constant Contact. Our current newsletter has both short items and longer articles.
I want to use short excerpts of the longer articles in the newsletter with a link to the article online. To that end, I have created a category-newsletter and using a plugin Unique Headers have changed the header image.
I might even want to do a custom footer. This is a knowledgable tutorial for making templates — if you are an advanced user of code. This is what I see too much here- an explanation for the advanced users or developers but is of little to no value to beginners. Hello, great tutorial. I really want to add a limit of 5 posts per page and have page numbering. Can someone help me with the code?
Thank you so much for writing this article — I was trying so hard to find where the categories were stored for my personal blog site. If anyone else is using the free version of the plum theme and wants to know how to do this in ftp, I hope this comment is useful! My theme came without a template for categories, tags, etc. So this article is perfect since I want them.
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