How To Define A Static Site?

David Kelley

• July 31, 2020 20:46

Hi,

I'm interested in hosting my example sites on Render & no problems, they're completely static. However, my main site will be fairly consistently updated with blog posts (maybe 1-2 x per week). Does this make my site 'dynamic'? 

My question is: where do you draw the line between static and dynamic? I've only seen vague explanations with blurry edges. I mean in specific relation to both Brizy & the 4 new JAMStack hosting providers...

Cheers.

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  Sandra Prunici

  • August 03, 2020 08:28

  Hi,

  Dynamic content is that content that is taken dynamically from your posts or pages or site and displayed them in the pages/posts. For example, you create in the Brizy pages the header element. In that header element, you want to display the Logo of the site. Therefore you can add the Image box and select to display the "Site logo" from Dynamic elements. In this way, if you will change the logo from WP, it will change all in the header and you will not be need to go to the header and change it manually. If you want to have the same design for all posts that in this case is suggested to create a template (where is recommended to use Dynamic content). Here you add the display condition for all Posts and start edit with Brizy. Inside the template, you can add Post title, Post Content, Categories, Tags etc. After this, when you will open any of the posts, all of them will have the same design and structure but with the content, you created for individual posts. It is important to notice that all post content and details you have to create in the WP default editor and also, at the moment the dynamic content is available only for Brizy WP plugin.
  Let us know if we can help you with something else.
  
  

  Best regards,
  Sandra

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