I am building a custom theme from a previous html site I built. Some pages I have set up using advanced custom fields so the client can change parts of those pages. I set those up using page-{slug}.php. I have other pages that won't change at all, also using page-{slug} for these.....is it ok to just put all the code and content in the php template? Since if there are any changes, I will be the one handling them.
Also, this theme will never be redistributed so won't need to work on another theme.
Thanks for the help...
I am building a custom theme from a previous html site I built. Some pages I have set up using advanced custom fields so the client can change parts of those pages. I set those up using page-{slug}.php. I have other pages that won't change at all, also using page-{slug} for these.....is it ok to just put all the code and content in the php template? Since if there are any changes, I will be the one handling them.
Also, this theme will never be redistributed so won't need to work on another theme.
Thanks for the help...
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Reset to default 0Yes, it's fine to do that. Wordpress doesn't care if the loop or any of the other content-related PHP in the theme file is there or runs, but you should leave get_header() and get_footer()
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