Getting a Theme to Fit WordPress Guidelines
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Not entirely sure this is the right place for inquires such as this, as the place is denoted for non wordpress hosted theme development, but I figured I’d give this a shot after working on a theme for a while.
So anyway, I’m an amateur when it comes to coding, but I wanted to design a theme for a blog. Seeing as I can’t afford web hosting, I determined to try and get it on WordPress.com, so that I might use it and others could as well.
However, upon looking at the, what seem to be, pretty strict guidelines, I’m not sure if i can get the code up to snuff and include everything I must for the them- for instance I have no clue as to how to include the wordpress.com $30 a month theme customizing functions/capabilities.
Aside from that, I was going for a theme that is purposely bare, as a result some standard things are missing, such as a general nav menu, and I’ve moved sidebar content to the footer instead.
Here are a few images of the live test I have for the site at the moment to give everyone an idea.
Img 2 (Shows footer/sidebar widgets)
For further reference, when hovering over links (Such as site title and read more arrow,) They display the meta date color.
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone could sort of guide me on this, or if anyone thinks the design is decent enough to do a little more work on, I’d happily turn over the files to someone who knows they can mold it into a functioning theme and get it onto wordpress.com- again I want to use it, but can only do so if i can find a free hosting solution such as WordPress.com.
I apologize if I’m wrong in bringing this up here. Thanks for reading.
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