custom html theme and pages converted into concrete5 - SUCCESS - but other pages not so much?

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This project is a LIVE site, already functioning .html5 site.
custom html theme converted into concrete5 is working great!
But what about all the other .html pages?
Where do they go?
(about, contact, photo_gallery, home, etc.)

This project is a LIVE site, already functioning .html5 site.
Not finding the tutorial on how to convert the rest of the individual site pages and where they go.
They use a template which is same as full.php

copy paste where? add php code where? change .html to .php when?
update page links in template. Does it use full.php as my concrete5 template?

Please point in direction I should go.
Thank You
Willz

 
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
There are no 'html' page templates. they are php. they query the database to construct the html of the page the browser sees.
WillzShire replied on at Permalink Reply
I do understand that my existing pages have to be changed to .php that I know.
Just don't see instructions about what php code to add to my .html files content when changing them to .php and then where to put them so the dashboard sees them etc.
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
can you upload the theme here so I can take a look?
WillzShire replied on at Permalink Reply 1 Attachment
Attached is zip of the existing LIVE site pages (14 pages plus template) I need to convert to c5.
these are now on front-end of site live.
I want to copy these pages into c5 directory (?) and turn them into .php with whatever php code needs added, etc. Don't want to publish just have a site copy in c5.

Also Here is url to live site:http://rickarddesign.com/
tallacman replied on at Permalink Reply
tallacman
What I do is create a default page, index.html. Then figure a variant of that. the variant will use the same header and footer (usually). So your header code and footer code go into single files in the include directory and it comes out of the page template and is replaced with the code that calls the header and footer.
So your variant page will just be the heart of your html file with the editable area calls mixed into the html (divs and spans).