Comments for op111.net http://op111.net Everything about anything. Or, a website about technology, the web and web publishing. Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:37:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0-alpha Comment on How to make a child theme for WordPress: A pictorial introduction for beginners by Samuel Lavoie http://op111.net/53#comment-2291 Samuel Lavoie Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:37:47 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=53#comment-2291 Extensive introduction, glad I found it through Cozmolabs post. I will definitly give a shot at Wordpress Theming with the Thematic Framework as I'm really happy with it! Extensive introduction, glad I found it through Cozmolabs post. I will definitly give a shot at Wordpress Theming with the Thematic Framework as I’m really happy with it!

]]> Comment on How to make a child theme for WordPress: A pictorial introduction for beginners by Moving towards WordPress 3.0 : Losing it[1] http://op111.net/53#comment-2289 Moving towards WordPress 3.0 : Losing it[1] Sat, 13 Mar 2010 19:51:06 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=53#comment-2289 [...] found this really useful article on creating child themes which pointed me in the right direction. My test site is now working with that, and it all seems to [...] [...] found this really useful article on creating child themes which pointed me in the right direction. My test site is now working with that, and it all seems to [...]

]]> Comment on How to make a child theme for WordPress: A pictorial introduction for beginners by demetris http://op111.net/53#comment-2288 demetris Sat, 13 Mar 2010 10:19:43 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=53#comment-2288 Hello, Melissa! You are correct: WP recognizes parent themes by the directory name, which very often is different than the theme name. Maybe I should emphasize that a bit more (it is mentioned now in Section 4.1, Note 3). Glad you figured it out! Hello, Melissa! You are correct: WP recognizes parent themes by the directory name, which very often is different than the theme name. Maybe I should emphasize that a bit more (it is mentioned now in Section 4.1, Note 3).

Glad you figured it out!

]]> Comment on Five clean, minimalist themes for WordPress by Dont Trash your Theme! Adopt a Parent and Spawn a Child (theme) | Picture Me Art http://op111.net/51#comment-2287 Dont Trash your Theme! Adopt a Parent and Spawn a Child (theme) | Picture Me Art Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:17:30 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=51#comment-2287 [...] http://op111.net/51 [...] [...] http://op111.net/51 [...]

]]> Comment on How to make a child theme for WordPress: A pictorial introduction for beginners by melissah http://op111.net/53#comment-2286 melissah Thu, 11 Mar 2010 22:11:19 +0000 http://op111.net/?p=53#comment-2286 ok while i wait moderation, i figured it out. there isnt a theme: name you have to hand put it in exactly as it is in your root directory. in my case the directory that the parent lives in is spelled differently than the name of the theme. err! all in all a wonderful tutorial. ive spent 2 hrs and i have a theme wp recognizes! although it shows it as a blank page ;-) thx so much demetris! you do rock! melissa ok while i wait moderation, i figured it out.
there isnt a theme: name you have to hand put it in exactly as it is in your root directory.
in my case the directory that the parent lives in is spelled differently than the name of the theme.
err!
all in all a wonderful tutorial.
ive spent 2 hrs and i have a theme wp recognizes!
although it shows it as a blank page ;-)

thx so much demetris! you do rock!
melissa

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