A widget-ready sidebar or widgetized sidebar is almost a standard for themes catering the WordPress 2.0 and 2.1 series. But first, what is widgetizing? Widgetizing simply means getting the Sidebar… read more →

This lesson on the footer is simple. You’re going to add a DIV or invisible box under the Sidebar DIV and fill in some copyright text for the footer. Think… read more →

You need to learn how to validate your codes, before stepping into CSS and working with the style.css file. Validate/Validating/Validation simply means making sure there’s no error. At beginning of… read more →

The best way to learn CSS is to dive right in. Unlike XHTML and PHP, you don’t need to touch the core files of your template. You also don’t need… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. Continuing from yesterday’s introduction to CSS, we’ll do more coloring and learn more about hex codes. The color property, followed by… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. This lesson will cover how to set the width for each DIV (or invisible box) and how to arrange them. It’ll… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. You don’t need index.php today. Open Xampp Control, theme folder, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and style.css. Before we start, forget yesterday’s screenshot… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. After styling the Sidebar, this tutorial series will be almost over. Already? Yes, but don’t worry. I’ll follow up with case… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. Today, we wrap up styling and start dividing the index.php file into multiple small files. You’ll need the style.css early in… read more →

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. To continue with where we left off, you’re going to create more sub-template files like yesterday’s header.php, sidebar.php, and footer.php files.… read more →