Yesterday, we were working on a typical client site that required us to do the usual HTML/CSS template to wordpress template work… and when it came time to dump in the HTML contents of the site, it came apparent (once again) of how frustrating working with wordpress pages can be.
So, after some intense frustration, I came up with a wordpress plugin that will automatically create html files with the same name as any page created within wordpress (it will also create them within their respective sub-directories.)
Example:
http://www.mydomain.com/parentpage/parentchild/
– will create the directory /pages/parentpage/parentchild.html
Now we can edit parentchild.html and it’s contents will be included within the wordpress page while not compromising the HTML/CSS contained within! Wowee-wow-wow!
Keep in mind that this plugin will know to create the path for the html page when you load the wordpress page in your browser.
Instructions:
Create the a directory called /pages/ within the root location of your wordpress install and CHMOD it with permission 777.
Download atilus-page-include.zip and extract it inside your /wp-contents/plugins/ directory.
Then, in your page.php template file, place this php code where you want the html to be included:
if(class_exists(Atilus_PageInclude)) { Atilus_PageInclude::do_include(); }
Please email me at devin@atilus.com with any support questions.
26 Feb | Post by Devin Castro. Filed under Wordpress Plugins.