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i know you can crate custom tpl files for a specific page by doing the following:

html--node-999.tpl.php

But this doesnt work well if the node-id is going to change when switching environments or migrating stuff. What is the file naming convention for drupal 7 tpl's that are URL Path specific?

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  • I would suggest that if you need to do this you haven't been specific enough with your content types. I would create a new content type for this specific template. I'm also curious why you need a different html.tpl.php for different nodes?
    – Colin Shipton
    Commented Apr 15, 2015 at 9:45
  • its actually for a one off page that doesnt have to do with any other content type. which is why i think a tpl file specific to this would be fine.
    – Patoshi パトシ
    Commented Apr 15, 2015 at 20:30
  • Would Context help? i.e. use a path to set the context and take an appropriate action
    – Colin Shipton
    Commented Apr 16, 2015 at 9:13

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Happened upon this old question that didn't have a completely legit answer.

In short, you can set up templates based on path by using the formulae...

page--[front|internal/path].tpl.php

Put simply, if you want a specific page template for a custom page with a url of support, you would create a template named 

page--support.tpl.php

or support/contact would be 

page--support--contact.tpl.php

Of course you can and probably should use the node--[type|nodeid].tpl.php pattern if you are dealing with node pages. But creating a template based on path is definitely possible.

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There is no page--[path].tpl.php or node--[path].tpl.php template name schema that will let you create a url-specific template, but you can do it through a pre-process function.

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