WordPress Themes and ‘Categories’
Man, I thought that changing around a few pictures/text orientations would be easier.
But maybe it’s a good thing that it isn’t. I mean, at least the ‘theme’ consists of a bunch of php (!) and css files that you can hack about with - that’s power to the user, which is good.
But it means that you have to have
- Knowhow
- Time
Still, 50% there.
The other thing is this whole ‘categories’ thing. Stop me if I’m wrong, but gmail came out well over a year ago now. I know that there a lot of people who have missed the significance this rightly has on how we store and find things, but I can’t believe that this evolutionary cul-de-sac still has such prominence…
FILTERS, people.
Hopefully there’s a plug-in for it.
January 27th, 2007 at 9:40 pm
Hmm. at least you can assign multiple categories, it seems.
January 28th, 2007 at 1:31 am
I’ve skinned WordPress before, and it isn’t as hard as it seems. As long as you can write the page in html, making a theme out of it’s fairly straightforward. Mostly stuff goes in the head and tail files, and the css file.
Just remember to keep a copy of the base skin you’re working from, and to alter your skin’s metadata correctly.
January 28th, 2007 at 1:39 am
I want to play about with width flexibility, too.
You got a link for the WP site you’ve skinned?
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