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javascript - How to automatically get pages generated by WordPress?

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I don’t use WordPress for its core blogging functions. All my pages are created through custom templates. Because for me, page content and display effects are very important.

In addition to historical reasons, I use WordPress for the following reasons:

  1. Call unified Header and Footer

  2. There are ready-made WP functions that can be called, such as getting resource URLget_template_directory_uri()

  3. Achieve customized functions through custom plug-ins and provide a unified interface for page calls

Among them, my problem is that there are some "static" pages (at least pages that have nothing to do with user information), such as FAQ pages, product introduction pages, etc. There is no need to use PHP to dynamically generate these pages every time. So how to make these pages automatically/engineered to generate static pages.

PS: Please do not directly answer the question of using WP cache plug-ins. These plug-ins are large and comprehensive, their functions are mainly aimed at blog-type websites, and they are not fully optimized. Thank you

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I don’t use WordPress for its core blogging functions. All my pages are created through custom templates. Because for me, page content and display effects are very important.

In addition to historical reasons, I use WordPress for the following reasons:

  1. Call unified Header and Footer

  2. There are ready-made WP functions that can be called, such as getting resource URLget_template_directory_uri()

  3. Achieve customized functions through custom plug-ins and provide a unified interface for page calls

Among them, my problem is that there are some "static" pages (at least pages that have nothing to do with user information), such as FAQ pages, product introduction pages, etc. There is no need to use PHP to dynamically generate these pages every time. So how to make these pages automatically/engineered to generate static pages.

PS: Please do not directly answer the question of using WP cache plug-ins. These plug-ins are large and comprehensive, their functions are mainly aimed at blog-type websites, and they are not fully optimized. Thank you

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