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I created a few .'phtml' files in my custom theme. Currently, I create a block & widget in the backend to call them on my cms home page.
Is that the correct way?
If I, for example, want to use my custom theme on another magento2 installation, these '.phtml' files aren't included on the cms home page anymore and blocks & widgets need to be created manually.

Should I handle that stuff different? Maybe include into XML? If yes, how?

Thanks a lot for clarification :))

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app/design/frontend/Vendor/theme/Magento_Cms/layout/cms_index_index.xml

or direclty in CMS home page content as follows

Use this code in your cms content:

where Namespace_Module will be your module name in which the phtml exists such as Magento_Catalog.

Copy app/design/frontend/Vendor/theme/Magento_Cms/layout/cms_index_index.xmlto your theme directory app/design/frontend/namespace/themename/Magento_Theme/layout/cms_index_index.xml

and add following in it:-

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I am having an issue in my Magento installation where changes to .phtml files are not reflected on the frontend. I've verified that I am editing the right .phtml file by enabling the debug options for template hints. I've also cleared all Magento and Browser cache. Is there anything else I can do in addition to this to get frontend changes to show up?

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Here is the relevant section of the XML.

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I used to have this issue when I first started as well. For me it had nothing to do with any code, but rather the fact that I had Cloudflare enabled on my site. Simply changing my website's mode to Development mode fixed it and I seen changes immediately, rather than it taking days for things to show. If your new file dates aren't updating in your FTP after uploading, your issue is identical to mine. Purging the cache via Cloudflare works as well.

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Of course, if you're not using Cloudflare, ignore this.

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