Themes are a huge part of what makes WordPress as popular as it is, and in this three-part series we’ll take you through a step-by-step process that results in a completed, functioning WordPress theme. No prior knowledge required, this is the perfect place to start if you’re completely new to WordPress!<\/p>\n
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Welcome to the first instalment in this three part series on how to get started with making themes for WordPress. Themes are one of the best things about WordPress and the ease of finding, installing and modifying them is one of the factors that has helped WordPress become the giant that it is today – over 20 million blogs are hosted on WordPress.com<\/span> alone<\/strong>. WordPress Themes<\/p>\n
Of the millions of people that use WordPress, it’s likely that a large majority of those users don’t know how to produce a website template, let alone create a WordPress theme. It’s also quite likely that a lot of WordPress users aren’t familiar with terms such as \u2018FTP’ or \u2018Uploading’. Thanks to the in-built theme search engine and theme installer, users don’t need to know the technical details or aspects of how themes work or even how to upload them to their hosting account.<\/p>\n
Themes are a huge part of what makes WordPress as popular as it is, and in this three-part series we’ll take you through a step-by-step process that results in a completed, functioning WordPress theme. In part two, we delve into coding the bulk of our theme!<\/p>\n
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Welcome to part two of this three-part series on developing a WordPress theme from scratch. Last time we looked at what makes a “good theme”, as well as the general components required for a theme to work. This week we’re going to dive straight in and start creating our very first theme. WordPress Themes<\/p>\n
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WordPress comes with a built in function called bloginfo() that’s great for getting all sorts of useful local information such as; blog name, description, stylesheet URL, stylesheet directory and more. For more information on what we can get with bloginfo, read this page in the WordPress codex<\/a>. WordPress Themes<\/p>\n
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