Converting a hmtl site to have static pages that can be edited

  • Hi,

    I have a designed a website for a sandwich shop that currently has around 5 web pages with food menu content on. I am wanting to be able to edit the sandwich menus through wordpress instead of going through dreamweaver or textedit.

    What would be the best way to go about implementing this? Do I need to create static page themes like wordpress’s about pages? Or would I be better creating separate pages and specify a different category for each page?

    I am looking for a point in the right direction before I go down the wrong path!

    Thanks!

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  • If the menus aren’t date/time sensitive, then static Pages would seem to be the best option.

    Thread Starter dillydally2095

    (@dillydally2095)

    No, they are just food menus, where prices will need to be updated occasionaly, so your way sounds good! One issue though is that I have different divs containing different sections of the menu, ie div1 contains starters, div2 contains mains, what would be the best way to go about splitting this up, categories?

    Thank you for the speedy reply!!

    Pages don’t have categories – unless you’re actually using a page to display a list of posts. Why not have a Parent Menu page and then use child pages for starters, main etc?

    Thread Starter dillydally2095

    (@dillydally2095)

    The way the site has been designed is for example within the breakfast page there is 3 sections (divs):

    Breakfast.html
    -intro
    -sandwiches
    -hot drinks
    -everything else

    Again – you can use child pages or simply have sub-sections within each Page.

    Thread Starter dillydally2095

    (@dillydally2095)

    Brilliant, thanks i’ll look into this and see if it works! Thanks for your help

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