Problem:
I'm Developing a website in Drupal 7. I want to use a template like "https://pixelgrade.com/demos/themes/" . I purchased it but there is no any tutorial or helping material to convert that type templates in Drupal theme.
Question:
My question is Drupal 7 supported templates or not? How can i convert this template into Drupal 7 theme?
All the Pixelgrade themes are created for WordPress. WordPress and Drupal 7 are two different CMS and there is no way to use a WordPress template in Drupal simply because they are different software.
You will need to install WordPress in order to use the Listable theme, or buy a Drupal 7 template, sorry.
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I'm creating a website. I really want this certain theme/template I found on envato marketplace (www.market.envato.com) and was wondering if I could use Wordpress.org with it. This is the theme/template, its called metronic.
http://themeforest.net/item/metronic-responsive-admin-dashboard-template/4021469ref=keenthemes&ref=keenthemes&clickthrough_id=545787393&redirect_back=true
I want the certain theme, not only because it has 7 different themes that come with it, but it already has plugins. At least I think. My question is, is if this theme template will work with my wordpress website, and how I can get it on my website using wordpress if so. Also, I was wondering if this template came with plugins. (I'm really new to this stuff, so thanks for helping.)
The theme you have linked to is an admin theme. This is for the wordpress "backend" or administrative pages. Is that your intention? Or are you looking for a theme that is user facing, like to share your content?
www.csgobuddy.com seems to have a simple WordPress theme. It does not have a backend theme like the one you purchased.
Metronic theme that you purchased from Envato is not a WordPress theme, so you cannot use it with WordPress.
For use with Wordpress you can get themes here http://themeforest.net/category/wordpress In the Wordpress category all themes for use with WordPress are listed.
We have a website on Drupal 7 and a separate blog running on Wordpress. Im curious if it's possible to create a block that will show headers from the blog and will link to blog entries. Moreover, it should automatically update itself once new blog entry is added.
Please advise if this functionality is achievable.
I am sure that your Wordpress blog can provide one or more RSS feeds of its content. In the Drupal site you can activate the Aggregator module (it's in core) and extract content from those feeds. There is also a bunch of other contrib modules that extend (or replace) that functionaliity.
I have about 15 standalone instances of Wordpress. Each using a different woo theme that has been customized and some plugins.
Is there an easy way to retain all plugin and theme settings when migrating to wordpress multisite?
Try to follow Migrating multiple blogs Codex page recommendations. But if you have different customized versions of plugins on your sites - it seems you are in trouble then...
Hi i have a question.
I am develop a website that uses Drupal 7 as CMS and WordPress as blog, and i have a little problem, how to made the menu be avaible to both blog and site.
Any idea or suggestion
Thanks
I'm about to roll up my sleeves and do this myself. I'm planning to use Drupal's Services module to serve up the contents of the primary-links menu from Drupal and I'm writing a WP plugin to sync that data in to a menu in WordPress.
I've seen that Drupal 6 has a really poor set of themes compared to, for example, WordPress. Do you know good resources/links for converting WP themes to D6?
The book Front End Drupal: Designing, Theming, Scripting includes a few pages that do a very good job of explaining the basics of converting a Wordpress themes to Drupal 6 themes.
Alternatively, the following links may also help:
Convert a Word Press theme to Drupal
How to Create a Drupal Theme / Convert Wordpress Theme into Drupal 6.x Theme
Also check out the WP Theme module for Drupal 6. It's currently under development, but provides implementations of the common theme functions used in WordPress themes, mapping them to Drupal equivalents. That allows you to use a fair number of WordPress themes directly.