Tutorial Lounge [Learn Step bu step]

---

A Carry Weight Collection Of WordPress Themes Tutorials Posted: 18 Jun 2012 04:35 AM PDT Now almost every term of this world is changed because it's an age of internet and technology and the life of people is fast than before. If we look at the daily routine life of a man we can understand about the busyness of a man and it's also a fact that in this progressive age people also has many sources of survivals than before. Blogging is also the latest type of work and I have seen that many people are inclined towards this field, but now there terms are changed of this field because Google make a strict algorithm than before however if you want to manage a successful blog you also need a creative and eye-catching theme. So, as I have explained above that theme is essential for blogging, and that's why today I have decided to present you something valuable about this. Below you can see a nice account of wordpress themes tutorials, if you are a designer you can easily get the inspiration and creative ideas from the below stuff. I just try to pick most valuable tutorials of WordPress themes that can prove part and parcel for every designer and blogger as well. How to Create a WordPress Theme from Scratch Following on from the recent article on "PSD to HTML", this tutorial will look at taking a HTML/CSS template and turning it into a functioning WordPress theme. There is so much you can do when creating your own theme we couldn't nearly cover it all. So, we're going to look at how themes are structured, creation of the core files and splitting up that index.html file. View Tutorial 16 Vital Checks Before Releasing a WordPress Theme You cannot test a solution directly with the client. You need to plan in advance for all edge cases, and ensure that your theme is as customizable as possible. If you're inexperienced, chances are that some things will unfortunately slip through the cracks. Luckily for you, we have drawn on our hard-earned wisdom to help you avoid repeating the same mistakes we made. View Tutorial How to Code a WordPress 3.0 Theme from Scratch With the release of WordPress 3.0 came the implementation of many new features to the popular content management system. In this tutorial we are going to show you exactly how to code a WordPress 3.0 theme from the ground up to take advantage of all of these new features, as well as create a blogging-ready, minimal theme. View Tutorial Building Custom WordPress Theme In this tutorial, I will explain the basics of how WordPress theme works and show you how to convert a static HTML template into a theme. No PHP skill is required, but you need Photoshop and CSS skills to create your own design. View Tutorial Free Base WordPress Theme This Base theme is intended to let you build your custom themes using it as a foundation. The main goal is to save your time and simplify the work flow. It is great for non-coders and quick client works. View Tutorial How to Integrate an Options Page into your WordPress Theme Creating themes to give away or sell is great, but not everyone who uses your theme will have a solid understanding of HTML/CSS. Providing your theme with an options page makes it easier for non-technical users to make theme changes without getting their hands dirty with code. I'll show you how to make one from scratch! View Tutorial WordPress Theme Development Training Wheels: Day One This tutorial series will take a step by step approach, making use of a “learning theme” affectionately known as WordPress Training Wheels, to help teach the subject. This series will take the absolute WordPress newbie through the basic steps necessary toconvert any HTML template into a fully functional WordPress theme. View Tutorial Rock-Solid WordPress 3.0 Themes using Custom Post Types In this tutorial, we'll talk about creating and using custom post types to make a rock-solid theme. View Tutorial How to Build a Custom WordPress Theme from Scratch If you're confident with your CSS and HTML, it's not hard at all to step up to the challenge of building a custom WordPress theme. This overview shows the process of how my latest custom WordPress theme was built from design concept through to completed theme. See how the static design is split up into the various WordPress theme files, and discover how the simple PHP snippets can add that dynamic functionality of a blog. View Tutorial The Complete Guide To The WordPress Settings API, Part 4: On Theme Options In the last article, we took a deep dive into the various types of menus that are supported by the WordPress API. Although they aren't necessarily part of the Settings API, they play a key part in development especially when working on more advanced plugins and themes. View Tutorial Integrating the Piecemaker 3D Gallery into your WordPress Theme This tutorial will show you how to successfully integrate the Piecemaker 3D Flash image rotator into your WordPress theme. We'll also discuss setting up a custom admin panel which will make it super easy for your users to make customizations to the rotator. View Tutorial Convert Your WordPress Theme to HTML5 HTML5 introduces a great set of new features and easy options. Soon it will have the full support of most browsers in use today. Eventually everyone will have to convert WordPress themes from XHTML to HTML5. After Google's Panda Update, your site needs clearer and more human-readable code to rank better on Google. View Tutorial Developing Your First WordPress Theme: Day 1 of 3 Themes are a huge part of what makes WordPress as popular as it is, and in this three-part series we'll take you through a step-by-step process that results in a completed, functioning WordPress theme. No prior knowledge required, this is the perfect place to start if you're completely new to WordPress! View Tutorial How To Create Your Own Custom WordPress Theme Follow this overview of the build process to create your own custom WordPress theme. We'll be taking my latest theme design from its basic HTML and CSS mockup and inserting the various WordPress template tags to build a fully working theme ready to install on your blog. View Tutorial Create a Typography Based WordPress Blog Theme Over the past couple of weeks I've posted the design process of my latest WordPress theme. We've gone through the Photoshop design stage, the HTML5 and CSS3 coding stage and now we'll go through the templating stage to finish off the Typo design as a fully working WordPress theme. View Tutorial WordPress Theme Hacks In this article, I’m going to share some of my WordPress tricks with you on how to make a better WordPress theme. I’m not a programmer nor developer, so I will focus more on the frontend development. View Tutorial How to Build A WordPress Theme From Scratch Part One A developer with some skill in CSS and HTML can easily create their own WordPress themes to give their site the ability to provide a unique experience for their visitors. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of creating your own theme. View Tutorial How to Integrate prettyPhoto with Post Images in your Themes After having dealt with manually coding various types of menus, we'll wrap up menus in this lesson covering the Custom Menus functionality introduced in Version 3.0. Custom menus allow us to freely build menus from within the WordPress admin dashboard, by adding any combination of pages, category links and other custom links, whether they be internal site links or links to any other location on the web. View Tutorial How to Create a WordPress Theme from Scratch: Part 2 It's time for the good stuff now. We'll be adding the comments system, a sidebar with widgets and an archive for all the old posts. This will cover all that you need for a simple but well functioning WordPress theme, and hopefully you be able to apply this to all sorts of theming projects. View Tutorial The WordPress Theme Files Execution Hierarchy This article will show the WordPress theme file execution hierarchy. In short, we'll look at which files get served up when you load a page in WordPress. You might already know that detail post is served by single.php and detail page is served by page.php, but WordPress will search for different files depending on a variety of factors, so we'll be looking at how this works! View Tutorial How To Create a Simple WordPress Blog Theme So far in this WordPress theme tutorial series we've put together a visual concept in Photoshop and coded up a working prototype in HTML and CSS. Now let's take our static web page files and create a fully working WordPress theme by splitting up the code over the various template files and injecting the relevant WordPress PHP tags. View Tutorial Premium WordPress Theme Design Part 1 – The Photoshop Mock Up In this two part tutorial will we cover how to make premium WordPress themes happen. Part 1, covered below, shows how the photoshop mock up is created, and in Part 2 we'll outline how to turn the psd into HTML/CSS and wordpress theme files. View Tutorial How to Build a Basic Portfolio WordPress Theme If you've been following parts one and two of this portfolio website tutorial series you will already know how to design the concept in Photoshop and build a working demo in HTML/CSS. Now let's take the design and convert it into a basic WordPress theme so you can easily manage and update your website through the popular WordPress application. View Tutorial How-To: Create a WordPress Theme in 5 minutes Hi, how many of you have felt the need to create a new wordpress template/theme and felt that the structure is too intimidating? We had the same feeling too until we realised how easy it is to create a wordpress template. View Tutorial Create A WordPress Archives Template for Your Theme An archives page is great way of linking to all of your important archives such as monthly archives and category archives on one dedicated page. It's a great alternative to simply linking to your older posts in your sidebar and footer. Surprisingly, a lot of themes out there don't include one by default… so today, we're going to show you a quick way of building one from scratch. View Tutorial Add the WordPress RSS Feed Anywhere In Your Theme This tutorial will show you how to take an RSS feed and put it anywhere in your theme, including a page or post template. This is a great solution for you folks out there using RSS feed generators (say goodbye to small footer credits) or plugins (say hello to a faster website)! View Tutorial DIY WordPress Framework Part 3: Using the Framework as a Child Theme In the last installment of this series, we created our theme framework, which amounts to a fairly simple boilerplate, where we added some functionality that we commonly use. There are 2 ways that we can use our framework now: as a child theme and as a true boilerplate that we just copy and edit. Today we're going to use our framework as a child theme. View Tutorial How To Build Your Own WordPress Theme You don't need to be a PHP whizz to be able to put together your very own custom WordPress theme. If you're clued up with your general web design and development skills and can easily put together a HTML/CSS based website, you're ready to move onto WordPress theme development to give your blog its very own design. View Tutorial How to create a mobile WordPress theme with jQuery Mobile   This tool allows you to easily create mobile websites and web apps. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a mobile-optimized WordPress theme. View Tutorial   How to create a built-in contact form for your WordPress theme In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how you can create a built-in contact form for your WordPress theme. View Tutorial

You are subscribed to email updates from Tutorial Lounge To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.	Email delivery powered by Google
Google Inc., 20 West Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610