One thing I could suggest is making your own page templates. This way you can have all of the structure in the template and then just add your information from wordpress.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Pages#Creating_Your_Own_Page_Templates
Anthony
I haven’t tested the following, but sounds like the basis of what you need in a plugin:
/**
* ... Plugin info
*
* Shortcode to include a file contents into the post when outputted.
* [include src="internal/path/to/file.html"]
*/
function shortcode_include_func($atts) {
extract(shortcode_atts(array(
'src' => '' // set the default to an empty string
), $atts));
if(!empty($src)){ // make sure $src is not an empty string
return file_get_contents($src); // return the file as a string
} else {
return '';
}
}
add_shortcode('include', 'shortcode_include_func');
A) I haven’t tested this at all.
B) There needs to be error checking to make sure the file exists.
C) The path will be confusing to most people. Perhaps best if it was to match the URL path instead of the internal path.
The page template is a good idea but most of the pages are going to be different.
I would like to create multiple HTML pages just like you can create multiple CSS Style sheets. You have one main Style seat and import the rest like this
@import url(main.css);
@import url(layout.css);
@import url(color.css);
Is their a way to do the same thing with HTML
Not really, but you can do it in PHP.
How do I do this in PHP and can I put PHP in a post.
See http://www.php.net/include/
You can’t normally write PHP code in posts, you’d need to either do it in templates, or use an exec php plugin which would let you put it into posts.
I found this http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=508687
I think I will have to live with all the HTML tags in my posts. Having to install a plug-in and run PHP will make life more complicated
Thanks for the help
