How To Create WordPress Themes From Scratch Part 1 » Themetation. I’m going to show you how to create a wordpress theme from scratch in these 3 parts of tutorial series.
I will cover from Structuring, designing in Photoshop, slicing, coding into fully css based html, and finally wordpress implementation. Table Of Content Below is the index of the topics that we will go through: Structuring This is a very important part in designing a web layout. HeaderPosting areaSidebarSingle pageCommentFeedbackSearching fieldPage menuRSSArchives, Links and About Page Something we need to keep in mind. Display too many things in one single page.Use too many colors and font type. In this sample, I also try to make is as simple as possible because the purpose of this series of tutorial is to give an example on how to create a wordpress theme.
Final Result Photoshop Step 1 Create a new document with 1024px X 768px as we are going to create a layout which suit for 1024px resolution. Step 2. Bisigi Themes for GNOME Desktop. The Most Creative 50 Wordpress Themes of 2009. I don’t know about you, but we saw quite a few beautiful WP themes this year!
And after a bunch of thematic roundups (minimal, portfolio, magazine, unconventional, lifestream, shopping or corporate themes) we’re finally compiling a Best of 2009 List. Enjoy! Atlantica | $32 | Details | Download | Demo Now version 1.4 with several major improvements and features! Updates include: Enhanced Slider Options, Homepage “Static Page” Improvements, Tons of updates, CSS fixes, and speed enhancements, Full FAQ Section for the top customization requests! Pandora | $30 | Details | Demo Pandora is a WordPress Template, designed to promote anything from a corporate business to a portfolio site. Boardwalk | $59 | Details | Demo A cool new theme with Random Header Graphics (rainbows, kites, planes), Random Footer Graphics (beach huts, crabs), Customizable Weather Feed, Two Column Layout, Widget Ready, Adsense Ready and more Minimal WordPress Portfolio | $25 | Details | Demo Sofa Rooster | $35 | Details | Demo.
Produce Creative Suite for Linux. This is not going to happened any time soon, there are some reasons for it: Business are business and in order to create an entire research, development and support division for Adobe CS on Linux there has to be a good market share and a clear return of investment from users who are willing to pay for the software, but history and reality has tech us that there is no culture of “pay-software” on the Linux community, just see how pirated apps are killing the Android Market, apps that are really cheap.
The second thing to consider is the platform fragmentation, in order to develop the Creative Suite under Linux Adobe has to choose which distribution worth the effort, I think that the most used distribution and easy for users could be Debian and all the flavors coming from it like Ubuntu and Mint, but again if you follow the track of the Adobe-Linux relationship you know that Adobe ceased to develop Air for Linux a long time ago, sadly.