WordPress looks for a .png image file named, screenshot, in your theme’s folder. If you don’t already have a screenshot of your theme, here’s how: Point your browser to the blog…

Your WordPress blog sends readers to a 404 Error page when they request for pages that don’t exist or have been moved. 404 means not found. If your WordPress theme doesn’t have a…

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. You’re almost done. Hang on for just one more lesson. Today, you take on the life of all blogs; the comments template. In my opinion,…

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. To continue with where we left off, you’re going to create more sub-template files like yesterday’s header.php, sidebar.php, and footer.php files. Now that the index.php file’s divided, it…

Follow this WordPress Theme Tutorial Series from the beginning. Today, we wrap up styling and start dividing the index.php file into multiple small files. You’ll need the style.css early in today’s lesson. Later, you’ll work with index.php along…