Creating a custom plugin would be optimal, however, the quick and dirty method would be to throw them inside your theme folder.
Thanks Keith. If i throw it in my Theme Folder, any downside to it? I will study how to create a custom plugin in the morning though…
Just did that and the page works fine like that on it’s own but including the page in an iFrame still has the same effect. The content appears in the frame and then swaps around for my WP installations Home Page in the frame after a few seconds… Any ideas?
Ok, just figured it. I can’t put a folder in the themes directory and access files inside that, but I can put files directly in the themes directory and access them. Is there a way to use files from a directory I create somewhere in the structure that i can use to put my Alien files?
If what you just did can “get you by” for now, I would suggest reading up on theme and plugin development. It really isn’t as complicated as it might seem at first. You could sort of think as your theme folder (active theme) as the root of your site. You can create another subfolder within your active theme folder and include files from there within your theme’s functions.php.
If i throw it in my Theme Folder, any downside to it?
When/if you update the theme your customizations will be overwritten. That is why we create “Child Themes”.
https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Child_Themes
http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/wordpress-child-theme-pros-cons/
