building a site in WP

  • I have looked quite a bit for this, but found no definitive “yes” or “no” answer.

    I want to convert/rebuild my company’s website around WP. Much of the site is currently static, with some of it database driven (articles, etc).

    Would it be better to recreate each static page (home, reviews, events, multimedia, etc.) as a WP dynamic page, and add my custom HTML pieces to them, or put each of my static pages (converted to PHP) in the WP directory ( /wp-content/themes/themeName ), and add the WP code them. Or is that even necessary? Can I keep the current site organization, convert the static pages to PHP, and add code that way?

    Hope this isn’t too confusing.

    Thanks!

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  • I recently did the same but it was a simple site.
    proably best to transer the existing html as page content added through the html page editor.
    You don’t need your pages as php page templates if they don’t have to be used as templates.

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