Description: Template overriding is a feature in content management systems that allows users to customize the output of components without modifying the core files of the system. This is achieved by creating template files that are placed in a specific folder within the active template directory. By using this technique, developers and website administrators can tailor the appearance and functionality of components to the specific needs of their project while maintaining the integrity of the original code. This practice is especially valuable in environments where frequent customization is required, as it facilitates system updates without losing the modifications made. Template overriding not only enhances design flexibility but also promotes better code organization, allowing customizations to be easier to manage and maintain. Additionally, by avoiding direct modifications to core files, the risks of errors and conflicts during system updates are minimized, contributing to a more stable and secure user experience.
