Re: Basi question on web page content

[Mike <koldark@xxxxxxxxx>]

Depending on the website, WordPress is a great simple website package. Well,
simple is an understatement, it can really do quite a bit if you put enough
time into it.

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On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 5:58 AM, David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm still learning the basics, but I have a little site that uses php/mySql
> and CSS. I can also use XML/XSL. Any text that I put in my pages are
> hardcoded in the php or html files. Now, someone will be regularly writing
> new text articles for the site. How do you normally get the text onto the
> page? I mean, where would it be stored so that a page could be regenerated
> if the style were to change?  I was thinking of copying the text to XML and
> generating HTML from these pages. But is it usual for the developer to take
> the text written by the user and edit it in this way?
>
> Also, what is meant exactly by static or dynamic pages? I'm thinking that a
> dynamic page is one that is generated after the http request, and a static
> page exists already at that point.
>
> Thanks.
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