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When creating templates for your theme, you need to ask yourself do you really need a separate template to do what you want to do? In some cases, the changes you want to make are not too complicated and can be achieved using conditional tags inside a generic template, like category.php or even archive.php.
WordPress comes with support for many conditional tags that theme authors can use in their templates. One such conditional tag is is_category().
Using this conditional tag, you can change your templates to display
different output if the condition is matched. For example, lets suppose
you have a category for featured posts called “Featured”. Now you want
to show some extra information on the category archive page for this
particular category. To do that add this code in category.php file right
after
