Best WordPress Themes, Plugins and Blogging Resources
Posted on May 12, 2010 at 12:01 am as Information
WordPress has become the most widely used blogging platform in the world, estimated to be used on a quarter of a billion websites online today. WordPress works as a blog, but also as a straightforward content management system, ready to use with search-engine-friendly URLs and fully valid HTML and CSS.
With so many sites using WordPress and only about 1,200 themes listed on WordPress.org, there are inevitably lots of sites looking exactly the same. You and your clients need to stand out, or end up being branded as “just another WordPress blog.”
In the article: Create Your Own WordPress Theme from an HTML Template, Matthew Higgins will show you how to take an existing HTML and CSS site template and convert it into a theme for WordPress. Of course, WordPress theming is much too vast a topic to cover entirely in a single article, so he will provide you with some resources at the end to further your learning. This article serves as a good introduction and give you a solid foundation to start learning about creating your own WordPress themes.
Source: Create Your Own WordPress Theme from an HTML Template
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What perfect timing for this article! I have a PSD template that I would like to convert to Wordpress and the information you provide here will help me make that possible. Thanks for the info!
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This is great. It will be easier to keep updating site to attract people. HTML is a little difficult to understand when you are a beginner, but this does heaps of help.