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Preface Many of you have written or commented to tell us how much you liked Ian Stewart’s original tutorial, “How To Create a WordPress Theme: The Ultimate WordPress Theme Tutorial”. You’ll be happy to learn that that we’ve created a second edition of the tutorial! Just like last time, you can expect one new lesson each day. What’s changed in the second edition? Keep reading to find out! What’s ne

Update: This post is crazy old and there are way better options for … options panels now. Like the customizer! Otto can tell you how to leverage the customizer for your theme options. Or, heck, just go ahead and check out the sample code we use all the time. Problem: You want to create a simple theme options page for your new WordPress theme but all the tutorials and sample theme options pages you

Oh, yuck. This is the old, busted guide. Make sure you check out the new Thematic Guide. Default Thematic CSS Styles The following typographic classes are styled by default and can be used in your post content. <blockquote class="left"> Floats a pull-quote to the left of your content. <blockquote class="right"> Floats a pull-quote to the right of your content. Adding a Home Link A “Home” link can

I’m not a newbie, but I also wouldn’t consider myself advanced when it comes to html, mysql, and php. WordPress themes have always confused me when it should be straight forward. I’m looking forward to going through your tutorial and hopefully the light will go on at some point. I can never find just the right theme. If I can build a webpage the way I want it, I should be able to do the same with

Theseus, A WordPress Theme for Conquering a Maze of Content Theseus is the legendary Greek hero famous, amongst other feats, for defeating the Minotaur at the center of the Cretan Labyrinth and finding his way out again, thanks to a ball of string. This theme hopes to do the same, leading your readers through a maze of content, taking them carefully through what they need to see without getting lo