Blog Breaking - Wordpress Theme Tutorials

Blog Breaking - Wordpress Theme Tutorials episodes:

• 08.11.2009

  Blog Breaking Ep. 12 - Adding Comments to Your Theme (News Section part 3)

  In this episode we go over how to integrate the comments form and list into your theme.

  
• 07.11.2009

  Blog Breaking Ep. 11 - Multiple Widgetized Sidebars in Wordpress

  In this episode we continue our work creating a news section for a custom theme by creating multiple widgetized sidebars and set up a conditional if statement to control which pages display which sidebar.

  
• 07.08.2009

  Blog Breaking Ep. 10 - Wordpress CMS News Section (part 1)

  In this episode we start the process of creating a news section for a custom wordpress theme. We will be tweaking the existing blog functionality in Wordpress to suite our needs.

  
• 06.18.2009

  Blog Breaking Ep. 9 - Widgetizing a Sidebar

  Wordpress Tutorial on how to widgetize a Sidebar

  
• 06.03.2009

  Blog Breaking Ep. 8 - wp_page_menu();

  In this episode we go back and rework the dynamic menu we created in prior episodes.

  
• 05.26.2009

  Blog Breaking S1E7 - Static Front Page and if statements in Wordpress

  In episode 7 we wrap up our custom theme by using some conditional if statements and setting our frontpage to a static page.

  
• 05.23.2009

  Blog Breaking S1E6 - The Wordpress Loop Tutorial

  In this episode we code up a very simple version of the Wordpress Loop. The Loop is the snippet of code that powers the entire wordpress theme and allows us to pull out content from the database.

  
• 05.21.2009

  Blog Breaking S1E5 - wp_list_pages() for Dynamic Wordpress Menus

  In this episode we learn how to use the wp_list_pages() function to create a dynamically generated menu for a Wordpress theme.

  
• 05.19.2009

  Blog Breaking S1E4 - Wordpress bloginfo(), wp_title(), and wp_head() tutorials

  In this episode we continue our work converting a html template into a wordpress theme. We'll learn about the bloginfo() function call and finish up the majority of our header.php file