Hi world,
I’m trying to wrap my head around a problem that probably has a stupidly simple solution that I’m overlooking.
I am building a website for a client, using the Gutenberg editor to build out templates for each of the major pages on the site. This has worked well for things like the home page and a couple of separate static landing pages, where the content / layout is simply edited and reflected on the one page it affects.
The problem arises when working with subpages (aka child pages or level 2 pages) of pages, which all use a similar structure (i.e., are templates) but need to show unique information on each page.
What I want for my client is for them to have the ability to edit each individual subpage as they want using the Gutenberg editor on their end, without the changes being reflected on every other subpage using the same template. I don’t think I would want them to have to go into the back end of WordPress to edit every page, as there are styled blocks that would be much easier to edit directly and visually on their end.
Is there a way to easily achieve this without having to manually create new template for each individual page? There must be a solution for this that I am just not thinking of correctly.
Here’s an example of a site that seems to be following this structure, where every level 2 page seems to show unique contents in each page but in a repeatable framework:
I hope my description of this problem makes enough sense to understand. Appreciate in advance any insights on this!
[ad_2]