Customize any WordPress Theme (Part 1) – Understanding style.css, header.php, footer.php

Customize any WordPress Theme (Part 1) - Understanding style.css, header.php, footer.php

Learn how to customize any WordPress theme by understanding the files that control the themes appearance and structure starting with 3 of the most important files to understand: style.css,…
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18 responses to “Customize any WordPress Theme (Part 1) – Understanding style.css, header.php, footer.php”

  1. Sathaporn Potiswad says:

    The whole reason I use wordpress was to getaway from Dream weaver code ,
    css , php , ect.

  2. Jeffrey Watters says:

    Tut is a Big Help ^5

  3. Ravi Kumar Natarajan says:
  4. Robert Cormican says:

    Sorry, you lost me at 10 seconds with Wempserver and then removed me with
    localhost. Where? What? How? I am now just burbling incoherently….

  5. brian varley says:
  6. jacob Berg says:

    This was exactly what I needed! Excellent explanation and presentation!!!

  7. tsu_line says:

    hello
    i need your help . I search tutorial for design Template wordpress games
    flash

  8. Juville Beats ™ says:

    the in my script is at the bottom of the header. can I just move it<br /> up?

  9. joyfulsha says:

    You rock guy. One of the best tutorials on YT. Thank you for sharing your
    knowledge and making the internet better!

  10. techblaster says:

    Is there any reason why you must go into Dreamweaver to make your edits, or
    can you just edit it the same way in the dashboard editor for the same
    effect? Trying to see if Dreamweaver is really necessary, since it is
    expensive.

  11. Joseph Du Bois says:

    Wonderful Mike. Excellent tutorial. I learnt more here in the few minutes
    of your video than all the lessons I have applied myself to before. Great
    teacher.

  12. martynbush says:

    Nice easy to follow video. Thank you.

  13. Christopher J Bator says:

    I have the same question as travis. I am trying to connect to my wordpress
    theme on my local host via a FTP client called winscp. How do I connect to
    it?

  14. Kerim Timirbulatov says:

    Why is (.php) extenstions are used instead of (.html) ones like: header.php
    and footer.php
    Is it just because for having more control over your website later on,
    since PHP pages are extremely dynamic than static html, but needs server to
    run.
    What’s the main reason for using it?

  15. lew shan says:

    thk you

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    available to us. One such tool that I am aware of is this #TemplateToaster.
    This software is very easy to use and you can create WP related #website in
    just a few clicks. This #software also comes with many WordPress #plugins
    and #widgets that make this software worth a try .
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  17. Tu Atlas says:

    Very good tutorial. But it is better to do what you are doing here with a
    child theme. When you update your wp site on a new version these changes
    will be erased! At the moment of an update your child theme is not affected
    by the update.

  18. Tracey Khan says:

    Excellent! Just what I needed to wrap my head around CSS. Ready for the
    next one…!

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