For those that don’t know, free WordPress theme sponsoring is the practice of paying the author/designer of a certain theme to link to your site through a footer link (usually in the copyright area). The designer gets paid and the sponsor’s site gets promoted for being linked by hundreds of blogs. (It’s almost guaranteed that […]
1 Million Dollars Challenge and now… Race
I volunteered to earn one million dollars by December 23, 2007 several days ago. Since then, I’ve been considering my options and planning for it. Before I get to my plans, if you’re interested in racing me to the million, post comments on this post so we can grind out the details and establish the rules. You […]
WP Theme Lesson #5: The Loop
The Loop calls for your blog’s entries. It’s the most important set of PHP codes. By now, you should already know what to do before this lesson, of my tutorial series, begin. Go ahead and do that first, then let’s review what we’ve learned so far. So far, you’ve learned: The rules, structure, and hierarchy of a […]
WP Theme Lesson #4b: Header Template Continues
Alright, this the fourth lesson of the WordPress tutorial series. I shouldn’t have to say it, but I’ll say it one last time; make sure you read the previous lessons. Otherwise, you will not understand one thing in this lesson. We have a quick lesson today to wrap up the header template and introduce the […]
WP Theme Lesson #4: Header Template
If you haven’t already, follow my WordPress theme tutorial series from the beginning. If you don’t, good luck. Yesterday, I showed you how to turn on Xampp Control, install your theme, and introduced you to PHP. Today, we’ll continue with PHP and learn how to call for your site’s or blog’s title. Remember, type every code. DO NOT copy […]
WP Theme Lesson #3: Starting Index.php
Starting Index.php is the third lesson of my WordPress theme tutorial series. If you haven’t read lesson one and two, I’d suggest you read them. Otherwise, you will not have a clue of what I’ll show you in this lesson. It’s time to stop reading and start creating your WordPress Theme. In this lesson, you’ll get your hands dirty […]