Yes it will.
You could even use includes so that you could write pages that used the same css / header / footer and yet these would not be part of the WP heirarchy.
IS there any help on this, I mean I presume I am going to have to put a tag on the relevant page,
If you just want to write Pages inside WP, there is nothing to do. You could create new Page templates if you wished.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages
Or do you mean Pages outside the WP install completely but relying on WP functions / CSS ? I’m not clear on exactly what you are after ?
Sorry, I’m designing a website that is split into different sections. Each section will have articles on it, I want to be able to administer these articles on each section.
You have to be more precise about this. Is the whole site managed by WP? How do you plan to set up those “sections”?
With posts – those could be categories. However, Pages do not have categories, so you cannot manage them in the same way. A workaround could be to use the parent/child relationship for Pages to build “sections”.
I thought I was being precise.
One website, different sections, articles on each section.
If wordpress can’t do it then i’ll have to look at developing a custom one.
One way:
Create blog
http://www.example.com
or
http://www.example.com/blog
Create an index template that references the WP functions
Use that template in places such as these:
http://www.example.com/cheese/ – pages about cheese
http://www.example.com/apples/ – pages about apples
You could use WP functions on those pages, and they would share the layout of WP. You could even use different sidebars, but they would not be managed nor written through WP.
The template would essentially be:
include (header)
< Put your text here >
include (sidebar)
include (footer)
ok, thanks for your help, appreciate it
