My Courses > CustomizeWoo > Module 2 > Lesson 01: Plugin Files Overview
Plugin Files Overview
If you want to customize WooCommerce, it’s a must to download the plugin files on your computer and… see what’s inside.
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Hi Rodolfo, this lesson has definitely been the most valuable to me thus far. 😀 My understanding is that it’s not ideal to copy template files to /woocommerce in child themes because these templates will be outdated as soon as WooCommerce updates. But I’m curious – why would WooCommerce themselves recommend this method? Is it because it requires less coding knowledge and thus is accessible to more people?
Hey Noelle 🙂 Good question – I still have no idea why WooCommerce keeps recommending this strategy, but for sure it’s easier to copy a whole template and “remove” bits of PHP from there than learning how to code properly (module 4 and 5 of this course). So, you’re probably right
Makes sense. Thanks, Rodolfo!