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From: DizzDizzy on 20 Jun 2008 14:07 thanks for theinformation about the goggling process.
From: scarroll on 16 Jul 2008 04:54
One of the easiest ways to understand WordPress themes is to use the Dreamweaver extension ThemeDreamer (http://www.themedreamer.com). Just open a WordPress theme in Split View (Design View/Code View) and you can see 'what code does what' and get instant visual feedback in Design View. It allows you to visually see an approximation of how CSS and WordPress 'template tags' influence your theme's design. You don't have to parse files (WordPress themes are made up of seperate includes), and you can manipulate the code like you did with regular HTML files (highlight and drag into position, etc). Based on this, you can start modifying right away. There is also a context sensitive link to online documentation that appears in the property inspector as you navigate in Code View. |