I understand the basic overview, where it will automatically show a published header and footer when there are no conditions. But is that it?
In other words, Bricks has some “default templates” it automatically uses such as a default search results template, default archive template, default error page template, etc. Some kind of “templates” are showing by “default” for these pages.
My question is, how do I REALLY disable “default templates”? In other words, if someone tried to do a search or visit an archive page I’m not using, instead of Bricks forcing a default template to the view, it would just hit 404 because it wouldn’t exist unless I explicitly create a template with those conditions to show up.
Or to put another way, if I have no created a template with conditions for that specific kind of page, it should just fail or go to 404. But because Bricks has these “default templates” that it outputs, it doesn’t really work that way.
Is there a way for Bricks to not use any default templates for real, so that every page and template has to be explicitly setup with conditions by me? And everything else go to 404 or just error out?