In Delta, an entry is any piece of content: a page, a post, or an item of a public custom post type. The agent manages all three the same way: create, update, publish, delete.
Every entry renders in one of two modes.
Native content
The entry’s text lives in the regular WordPress editor, blocks included, and a Delta template supplies the layout around it. This is the mode for posts and for any content your clients edit themselves.
Delta HTML
The agent designs the whole page: its own HTML, scoped CSS, and optional JavaScript, stored with the entry. This markup replaces the template’s body; the site header and footer remain unless you hide them. This is the mode for designed pages: homepages, landing pages, service pages.
Switching between modes
An entry can switch between modes. When Delta HTML is on, the native content is preserved in the background: Delta refuses edits to it until the overlay is removed, and restores it when you switch back. A designed page does not lose the text it had before.
To check a specific page, ask the agent: “Does the About page use Delta HTML or native content?”
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