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Code Your Own WordPress Theme

by David Peralty on December 1st, 2006 17 Comments

I have always found getting from the xhtml/css part of a web design to a full on WordPress theme the easiest way to do things, but I have not come up with a nice tutorial to explain the process of converting such a template to a theme. Luckily, Texto.de has put up a nice tutorial of adding the WordPress parts to a template.

Check it out, and hopefully it helps. If you have written a tutorial on converting a template to a theme, let me know, as I’d love to compile a nice list of them.

Categories: WordPress Themes, WordPress Tips



Comments

  1. Sabo says: 12/5/2006

    Great tutorial! after reading it, we came up with this custom theme for our site: http://www.malditoweekend.com

    Thanks!

  2. Small Potato says: 3/22/2007

    I’ve written my own tutorial series on how to create WordPress themes. Check it out and see if it’ll be useful to your readers because text.de is down.

  3. Mobilya says: 9/17/2007

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    thanks oyu doog

  5. msn says: 12/2/2007

    thanks

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    herşey güze :)

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    helal herkese tşeekküerler off sıkıldımk

  10. msn says: 6/21/2008

    thanx for post

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  13. john says: 10/23/2008

    Been looking for this for a while, thanks for linking us to this nice tutorial.