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Does anyone know of any responsive wordpress themes where I will have a great deal of control over the CSS and structure of the website? I want all of the functionality of wordpress like the blogging features, but I want to have total control over design and implementation.
Some of my favorite starter themes are: http://themble.com/bones/ and http://underscores.me/
You can look at frameworks like: http://themeshaper.com/thematic/ or http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/
You can always grab any theme you like, and create a child theme: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
Almost all of the new ones have this functionality for you. Especially ones that include Visual Composer - a drag and drop feature. If you want to hardcode CSS, most themes have options to include CSS specifically for the page or for the website in general in its own Theme Options (this is assuming you don't want to edit styles.css in editor).
I think you must go for "Avada" wordpress responsive multipurpose theme which let you customize many of the options from its backend only.
URL: Avada | Responsive Wordpress Multipurpose Theme
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I'm looking for Visual Composer (of Wordpress) like plugin for TinyMCE. Support for rows and columns would be fine. Does anybody know such thing?
You can find on codecanyon a plugin which adds a Bootstrap toolbar to tinymce. Not as complete as Visual Composer, but you can make templates with rows and columns, add images, buttons, ... nearly all Bootstrap Elements :
tinyMce Bootstrap Plugin
This plugin also exists for wordpress :
Tiny Bootstrap Elements - Wordpress Plugin
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I want to be a wordpress theme developer.
I already know HTML,CSS,PHP,MYsql very clearly.
I know how to run a blog with wordpress.
So,what should i learn now.?Please suggest me?
First you need to understand the basic structure and file higher key of any standard wordpress theme like twenty twelve . Then try to make child theme based on it. You can see this link http://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/resources/wordpress-child-theme-tutorial .
Once you are okay with child theme development you can take approach to build wordpress theme .
If you want to build theme from a html then you can also see this link http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creating-a-wordpress-theme-from-static-html-creating-template-files--wp-33939
Take a look at this page http://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development
It explains how you develop a wordpress theme from scratch. It's free to publish at theme at no cost. Take a look at the fundamentals of wordpress theme development http://line25.com/articles/15-tutorials-to-help-you-build-wordpress-themes. These arte just a bunch of tutorials to help users create modern themes since that is the key to popularity, I believe.
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Am building some really custom sites (basic grid though) in wordpress. Are there any base themes that are good to use as a foundation to develop custom themes? I know there are quite a few out there and was just curious if there were any that were made specially for foundational purposes.
Thematic in my experience is unmatched as a base theme. I would recommend that. It already has bits of grid systems incorporated such as 960.gs and blueprint css... However, it does require an intermediate to advanced level of wordpress theming knowledge. I use it exclusively to build themes as it's so easy to override portions and is very seo friendly.
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twentyten(the theme packaged with wordpress 3.0) Is great for this. You can learn a lot just from reading the comments in the code, and it has lots of features that you can customize for your own use. Carrington jam is another that that I have seen used.
The most popular one I know of is Thesis. It's not free, but I believe it's worth it.
http://diythemes.com/
You may use a theme generator to ease your work: http://www.lubith.com generates a TwentyTen based theme.
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Is there any good tutorials to convert HTML+ CSS to Wordpress? not PSD 2 HTML? I mean if
HTML CSS is available we just need to convert a XHTML CSS template to installable Wordpress 3.0 Theme? I'm not talking about PSD 2 HTML.
For example this is free CSS template http://www.freecsstemplates.org/preview/regeneracy/ I just want to download it and convert this css template into Wordpress 3.0 installable theme.
My question is just opposite to this question Convert Wordpress theme to plain XHTML+CSS
First of all you need to understand how wordpress templating system works. The best way to do this is to go through wordpress codex and understand the layout of themes in wordpress.
Even I started converting other CSS templates in to wordpress themes like this. I took out all the basic elements like 'header', 'footer', 'sidebars' and place them in appropriate places in wordpress theme. You can take an existing classic wordpress theme (default) and change it by replacing the elements. Once you start doing this, you will understand how themes work in wordpress.
I don't think there's an automated tool for that.
Wordpress themes are not just Html + Css: you have to call the appropriate Php Wordpress APIs in order to display your posts, categories, comments, etc.
Unfortunately, doing this from scratch is not trivial if you don't have any previous Php or Wordpress experience (it's not impossible either).
A possible alternative is to download an existing Wordpress theme and create a child theme from it, which basically means you can use it as a template and override some of its settings, for instance the Css file. Unfortunately, it is very unlikely that the Css classes used there would match those of your design, so you would still have to do a lot of tayloring.
I found this tutorial. This tutorial is not exactly about converting HTML+CSS to wordpress theme but this gives you a basic idea to create wordpress theme and how it works. After you know how wordpress theme works you can start adding wordpress' template tags and make it compatible with wordpress.
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Does anyone know if there are CSS templates purely for documentation purposes? I haven't been able to find any.
Edit: Looks like I will have to write my own. Basically it would have been nice to have a little css template that has pre-styled notice boxes and lists purely for the use of user guides or documentation but not too hard to setup.
try 960 grid
it's basically a CSS framework
Blueprint CSS
On a par with 960 Grid
You may want to check out the designs at the CSS Zen Garden.
The goal of this site is to showcase what is possible with CSS-based design. Style sheets contributed by various graphic designers are used to change the visual presentation of a single HTML file, producing hundreds of different designs. The HTML markup itself never changes between the different designs.
On each design page, you'd have a link to view the CSS file of that design.