Posts Tagged ‘wordpress themes’

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Speedy development with WordPress Debug Theme

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

Have you ever come across a point where you notice there is something wrong with a WordPress theme, but you just don’t know where to look? I know I have been there, and so is Joost de Valk, who published the WordPress Debug Theme today.
The things that I really like about it are the variables [...]

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Bijgespijkerd kicked off my carreer

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

For the Dutch blog Bijgespijkerd, I’ve build the entire WordPress installation, based on an existing design. Custom widgets and plugins are just a few parts of the development stage. And as soon as the blog went live, the development continued to improve the Bijgespijkerd-experience for the visitors, as well as the writing environment for the [...]

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Create wireframes to build WordPress themes faster

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Creating a custom WordPress theme can be quite some work, even when you are pretty skilled with HTML, CSS and know your way through the theme requirements.
The best thing that I’ve done to reduce the time I need to develop a new WordPress theme, is to create a wireframe theme. A wireframe is nothing more [...]

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Advanced but very easy WordPress sidebar markup

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

WordPress builds it’s sidebars by default with lists, simple unordered lists. This is very easy for displaying little blocks of information and a couple of widgets. But the markup and styling of a list can be a little more effort. When you are building your own theme, or customizing a existing theme, here are some [...]

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