Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
Hello all,
I have just spent the last two days working on a CSS page... I now need to put WordPress into the content section of that page... I need to use 1.3. Can anyone point me to a guide perhaps, or guide through what I need to do? Thanks for your time,
Max
I guess this thread should be in the BETA forum (not to mention this warning) - and if you look around there (i.e. searching and browsing for themes, templates etc.) you will find a lot of good info.
Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
By the by, this isn't due to any kind of 'breakage' ( in reference to the 'warning' ) from 1.3, simply a new structure 1.3 uses. :-)
If you plan to use 1.3 you should take a look at this thread - it was very useful for me in understanding how the theme/template stuff works in 1.3.
http://wordpress.org/support/6/14327
it would be simple enough to just download a theme and take a look at it.
Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
Beel, where can I download a theme for 1.3?
Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
Never mind, I found one, thank you. :-) Arigatou mina.
It's been said before, but I'll say it again. WP 1.3 is a fluid application right now, so there are no formal guides on how to do anything. Not only that, something that works today might be re-vamped into something a bit different tomorrow.
@joni....
"or she"
<ducks under the desk to hide from the wrath of The Joni>
And @NM I didn't mean to imply that female clients are any smarter!
;-P
Well in my experience they quite often are :)
What this question is really about is the wisdom of *designing* in anything other than WP itself. AS soon as folks set up html pages - work in their fave software or whatever then comes the question - How do I fit WP. WP itself is written in xhtml at the GUI level plus CSS. Eiit in that at the outset IMHO you can not go wrong.
Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
Aha, Root, you misread me.. At least if I follow you? :-P I have designed my page for WP, just in a roundabout way.. It's a CSS page, no tables, no frames, no junk like that. My question was more like, okay, so I have this CSS layout, where do I add this to WP? Because docs regarding how to make your own theme are lacking at the moment. ;-) ( I haven't touched a single WP file in the main dir, but now have a working custom theme. ) Does that make more sense now?
Anonymous
Unregistered
Posted 5 years ago #
You should be able to implement styles in exactly the same way as 1.2. Themes are an option, they're not compulsory :)
Doraemon
Member
Posted 5 years ago #
Thanks Anonymous, everything seems to be working via a theme, which is actually more manageable than the previous site.