Template overrides

The guarantee

Elite Balance treats frontend customization as a contract: every customer-facing output either renders through a theme-overridable template, carries a documented filter on its final HTML, or both. There is no hardcoded frontend markup you cannot reach.

Overriding frontend templates

Copy any template from the plugin’s templates/ directory into your theme under rb-elite-balance/, keeping the relative path, and edit freely. Your copy wins.

Template	Renders
myaccount/wallet.php	The customer wallet page: summary, history, pagination.
myaccount/topup-form.php	The top-up form.
balance.php	The balance block and [rb_elite_balance] shortcode output.

So the wallet page override lives at yourtheme/rb-elite-balance/myaccount/wallet.php.

Prefer hooks over full overrides when you only need to insert content: the wallet page exposes rb_elite_balance_account_wallet_after_summary, _before_history, and _after_history action points, and every template receives its data through the filterable rb_elite_balance_template_args.

Overriding email templates

The wallet emails follow WooCommerce’s standard email template system. Copy from the plugin’s templates/emails/ (HTML) and templates/emails/plain/ into your theme under woocommerce/emails/ and woocommerce/emails/plain/:

• wallet-credited.php
• wallet-debited.php
• wallet-low-balance.php

Text-level changes rarely need an override at all: subject, heading, and the body text are editable on each email’s settings screen.

After plugin updates

Overridden templates are yours to maintain: after an update, compare your copies against the plugin’s originals for structural changes, exactly as you would with WooCommerce’s own templates. Templates carry version headers to make the comparison easy.