Sam Hotchkiss

One of the shortcomings of Custom Post Types in WordPress is that there’s no way to easily set a different custom template from the standard single.php. If it’s a custom post type, it’s got custom information, and I want to put it in a custom template!
So I threw together a plugin to handle this. With this plugin installed and activated, it checks your template directory for posttype.php then t_posttype.php. If neither exists, then the standard WP template rules take effect.
For example, if your custom post type is ‘books’, it’s going to check your template directory for ‘books.php’. If it finds it, it will use that as the template for your ‘books’ posts. If not, it will check for ‘t_books.php’, and use that as the template for your ‘books’ posts. If it finds neither, the standard WP logic kicks into place, looking to see if you’ve defined a template for the post, and, if not, using single.php.

Custom Post Type Template Redirect

For custom post types, allows you to have default templates specific to each custom post type.

chriscarvache

eTemplates simplifies the creation and delivery of dynamic emails. The plugin is best used in conjunction with custom coded application style websites that send out emails populated with dynamic data to users at specific points in the application logic.
Some examples of usage could be:
<ul>
<li>Shopping carts</li>
<li>Social media sites</li>
<li>Project management systems</li>
<li>Your custom application here!</li>
</ul>
Use eTemplates to create consistently branded emails with ease!

eTemplates

Create simple, yet powerful dynamic email templates that are commonly used in application style websites. For developers / advanced users ONLY.

Custom Post Type Template Redirect vs eTemplates