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Wordpress - Theme: Uniting Various Small Parts

Tag: wordpress, theme   Category: Web Design, PHP Application
post: 30 Jan 2008 read: 1,112


wordpress theme step by step tutorial - part 10:We have cut one page become the small parts.Now, we will try to unite parts become the intact page return. You needn't do with the function "include" in PHP. You enough by calling get_header() for the header and so on. Let's do it.

Edit your "index.php" with this code:

wordpress theme unite code


Series this article:
Wordpress - Theme: Installing and Changing Theme
Wordpress - Theme: Building Your Own Theme
Wordpress - Theme: Writing First Code
Wordpress - Theme: Wordpress Code Style
Wordpress - Theme: Showing the Post Excerpt on the Front Page
Wordpress - Theme: Showing Category Name for Each Post
Wordpress - Theme: Showing a Post with Date and Author
Wordpress - Theme: Planning Theme Design
Wordpress - Theme: Writing Basic Code for Two Column
Wordpress - Theme: Splitting Index Become Some Small Parts
Wordpress - Theme: Uniting Various Small Parts
Wordpress - Theme: Separating Stylesheet From Header
Wordpress - Theme: Designing Simple Header
Wordpress - Theme: Placing Content to Body
Wordpress - Theme: Showing Archives, Categories, Links in Side bar
Wordpress - Theme: Creating Footer
Wordpress - Theme: Modifying Single Post Display
Wordpress - Theme: Showing Comments at Single Post
Wordpress - Theme: Showing Comment Form
WordPress - Theme: Showing Trackback,RSS, and Other Detail at Single Post
WordPress - Theme: Showing Title and Other HTML Header
WordPress - Theme: Making Theme Widget Enabled

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