I think most friends who use WordPress like to try new themes, but after changing them, they can never find one that suits them, which is very frustrating. So many people have come up with the idea of modifying existing themes or making a theme from scratch, but the question arises again, how to do it? After all, making a theme requires writing code. I believe many people get confused when they see the code.
The blogger is starting to write a series of tutorials on WordPress theme production. He will teach you step by step how to create a complete WordPress theme from beginning to end. I hope it will be helpful to you. Before we start, let me state that this series of tutorials can only give you a perceptual understanding of the theme production process, but it does not allow you to completely master the principles of WordPress themes.
In addition, if you encounter any problems during the learning process, please leave me a message. The message box is at the end of each article.
This series of tutorials is suitable for the following people to read
- Know a little bit of HTML and CSS
- Have written code by myself
- I can design web interfaces and want to know how to make WordPress themes
This series of tutorials is not suitable for the following people
- I don’t plan to write it myself Code, I don’t want to follow this tutorial step by step, I just want to take a look
- No knowledge of web design
- Never used WordPress
- Very familiar with the WordPress theme creation process
- Don’t like me being wordy here
After reading this series of tutorials, you will gain
- understanding about WordPress theme production Process
- Know how to modify a WordPress theme and extend the functionality of the theme
Before you start making a theme, you must be equipped with the following tools
- WordPress local operating environment (or online website space), and WordPress has been installed. As a test blog,
- is equipped with at least three browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. The version is not limited for the time being. , used to test whether the web page displays normally
- A text editor is used to write code, Dreamweaver, UltraEdit, NotePad, Vim, etc. Notepad is not recommended for specific reasonsClick here to view
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