Create a custom page with theme cli?

[JeaneCarlos]

I’ve been going about building a new theme with Theme Creator/CLI and have had a good run so far with CSS, widgets, and plugin-outlets. I was wondering if there’s a file/folder I could add/modify to create a new page/route (e.g FAQ).

I saw a thread before that was similar but the links on it were mostly dead

Create a custom page

Hi, I wonder if its possible to create a custom page like FAQ, TOS, and Privacy page. and I also notice that they are actually a Topic. if its not possible to create custom page, how can I make a permalink like FAQ, TOS, and Privacy page.

[keegan (Keegan George)]

I don’t think this is possible with just a theme. You will probably need to create a plugin and have some Ruby code.

Have a look at this topic:

Creating Routes in Discourse and Showing Data

Over time Discourse has grown in complexity and it can be daunting for beginners to understand how data gets all the way from the back end Ruby on Rails application to the Ember.js application in front. This tutorial is meant to show the full lifecycle of a request in Discourse and explain the steps necessary if you want to build a new page with its own URL in our application. URLs First I always prefer to start thinking of features in terms of the URLs to access them. For example let’s say we…

Or if you simply need some standalone custom pages to show information, there is the Landing Pages Plugin:

Landing Pages Plugin

The Landing Pages Plugin lets you make standalone landing pages for your Discourse instance. You can display topics, users and other content from your forum. You can restrict pages to groups, apply Discourse themes, set custom paths, and manage pages in a dedicated git repository. You can see them in action on Pavilion’s new landing pages! [Screen Shot 2021-02-23 at 6.11.10 PM] Get the code Read the documentation Request a f…

[HAWK]

There is also Page Publishing

[JeaneCarlos]

Thanks! This works for my simple use case!

Appreciate the answer from Keegan and will try that approach if I need to.