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WP Greet Box, my Design and Thematic – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
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First of all the reason: most of my trafic comes from StumbleUpon. With that in mind I decided that it would be a really good way to promote my blog by nicely asking visitors that came from Stumble to give me a thumb up if they like the article (the all “ask and [...]
Use Wordpress as a CMS with Thematic – Part2
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In Part 1 of the tutorial we’ve discussed about:
Installing Wordpress
Creating a Child Theme
Implementing out blog design
Css tricks
The functions.php file
Setting up Wordpress and adding pages.
Now we take over from where we left and make the web-site fully functional. In order to do that we’ll use a few plugins to help us create a nice, [...]
Use Wordpress as a CMS with Thematic Theme- Part1
This will be a two parts tutorial in which will use Wordpress as a CMS with the Thematic Wordpress Theme Framework.
Requirements:
Wordpress
Thematic Theme framework
A ready made layout design
Coffee ( preferably hot with cream and no sugar)
We all know how powerful Wordpress can be. A lot of people have done this before me, building static websites on [...]
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Before I go on vacation, more Thematic madness!
I’ve mentioned in my previous post about Thematic that I want to implement a static web-page using Wordpress and Thematic as a CMS, so here’s a sneak peek: www.cozmoslabs.com/projects/kraft2 . It doesn’t have a lot of content yet, I still have to install a form builder, a photo gallery, create some more pages and perhaps [...]
10 design tips for your custom wordpress theme built with thematic
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I’m quite happy with the way my custom weblog theme design turned out. There is still room for improvement but for now things will stay like this. I didn’t make huge changes from the base Thematic Theme, but it dose look different and somewhat close to my personality, and this was [...]


Front-end interface portability between CMS – the next BIG step in web-development?