Directory Structure

The idea around WP Framework’s directory structure was to organize everything with obvious names so you can quickly find or figure out what a particular file does, or what a folder might contain.

wpframework/
In the root directory, you’ll notice all of the standard WordPress template files available for a theme. Page templates, Category templates, and all other template types will also be placed here in the root directory. 

• library/
  The library centralizes all of the framework files, extensions, and media assets specific to your theme.     
  • extensions/
    Extensions are bits of code that extends WP Framework’s default behavior. Included by default is semantic classes. You don’t need extensions for your theme to function properly though.    
    • semantic-classes.php
  • functions/
    The functions directory contains all the core functionality for the framework.
    • comments.php
    • functions.php
    • hooks.php
    • pluggable.php
    • widgets.php
  • media/
    The media folder contains all assets specific to your theme. So all your CSS, images, JavaScript files go in here within their respective folders.
    • css
    • images
    • js
    • layouts
    • custom-functions.php
  • framework.php
• 404.php
• archive.php
• attachment.php
• author.php
• category.php
• comments.php
• date.php
• footer.php
• functions.php
• header.php
• index.php
• navigation.php
• page.php
• search.php
• searchform.php
• sidebar.php
• single.php
• style.css
• tag.php