• Hello there. I’m trying to develop a church site. Each page needs to be unique and has a slightly different inner layout. I can obviously develop this all within WP but when I hand the site over they will have to restablish their pages again in their own WP system.

    So my silly questions is, how do I develop unique custom pages all interlinking that will be ready to go when they upload their site?

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter smk2004

    (@smk2004)

    I’m trying to uderstand the page creation in WP. I know you can create pages and even categories. But how would I develop this and send to another person without having to recreate the additional pages within their WP admin? Hope this makes sense…

    the pages, like posts are stored in the mysql database. think of them as virtual.

    Thread Starter smk2004

    (@smk2004)

    Thanks. So just to clarify, there is absolutely no way I can create a full website giving my customer the complete package without entering into their WP system and doing it from there. Is this correct?

    by “entering into their WP system”, what do you mean?

    if by that you mean, by editing their current setup as it currently exists, then yes you can… BUT, you will need to ‘port’ your database stuff over/into theirs. Which, may or may not, present its own problems.

    Lots of ppl have set up localhost installs to tweek them, and then uploaded them onto live sites without issue.

    What your kind of asking is how to move a WordPress install from one server to another. There are instructions on Codex.

    Alternatively I think you might be able to go the route of just adding things to their database. I’m not familiar enough with the database structure to tell you which tables would need updating. You’d have to be careful not to overwrite any of their configuration.

    Thread Starter smk2004

    (@smk2004)

    Thanks. From what I can see the reference given to the codex may work for what I need…

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