A great thing about theme hooks is that they are reusable. However, one problem you'll encounter is that theme hook templates lose context when a theme hook is reused. For example, the item_list theme hook, whose definition we saw in the previous section, has no idea what list it is theming. And this makes it difficult to style differently depending on what that content is. Fortunately, we can provide context to the theme system by using a theme hook pattern instead of the original theme hook name, and this pattern looks something like this:
base_theme_hook__some_context
The parts of the pattern are separated with a double underscore and together they are called a theme hook suggestion. But how does this work?
Client code (the render arrays, as we will soon see), when using a theme hook to render a piece of data, can append the context to the theme...
