Comments on: Dreamweaver Template to WordPress Theme Variation http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/ Search Engine Optimization + Website Design Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:30:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sammy Russohttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-754 Sammy Russo Thu, 20 Jan 2011 15:02:31 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-754 Hi Carl, Sorry for the delay in responding. Only having one editable makes things tricky. Yes you can drop the Wordpress Loop code into the main content Editable region. However you need to be able to modify all the head content of the DW Template to call different scripts, style sheets etc. You also don't have a place to drop in a widgetized sidebar. Take a look at this other <a href="http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/">DW Template conversion</a> tutorial I wrote. If you are still having issues getting done what you want drop me a line and I'll see if there is anything I can do for you. Hi Carl,

Sorry for the delay in responding. Only having one editable makes things tricky. Yes you can drop the WordPress Loop code into the main content Editable region.

However you need to be able to modify all the head content of the DW Template to call different scripts, style sheets etc. You also don’t have a place to drop in a widgetized sidebar.

Take a look at this other DW Template conversion tutorial I wrote.

If you are still having issues getting done what you want drop me a line and I’ll see if there is anything I can do for you.

]]> By: carlhttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-741 carl Sat, 15 Jan 2011 22:38:38 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-741 is there a way to take a complete existing dreamweaver template and just drop in a line of code or two (ie the wordpress loop)into only the editable region? i have a template with only one editable region, the main content. nothing else needs to be managed by php as far as i know is there a way to take a complete existing dreamweaver template and just drop in a line of code or two (ie the wordpress loop)into only the editable region? i have a template with only one editable region, the main content. nothing else needs to be managed by php as far as i know

]]> By: Sammy Russohttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-348 Sammy Russo Sat, 11 Jul 2009 19:22:33 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-348 If anyone has issues following anyone of my dreamweaver to wordpress tutorials... we offer <a href="/services/dreamweaver-to-wordpress/" rel="nofollow">Dreamweaver Template conversion</a> at an affordable price. .-= Sammy Russo´s last blog ..<a href="http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/search-friendly-web-design-tip-clean-simple-code/" rel="nofollow">Search Friendly Web Design Tip: Clean & Simple Code</a> =-. If anyone has issues following anyone of my dreamweaver to wordpress tutorials… we offer Dreamweaver Template conversion at an affordable price.
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]]> By: Sammy Russohttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-287 Sammy Russo Tue, 02 Jun 2009 17:22:44 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-287 Hi Liz, If it's done correctly then the blog theme should look identical to your website. In my <a href="http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-templates-into-wordpress-themes/" rel="nofollow">first tutorial</a> I stated that I like to create an index.html file out of the template which I can then use the Dreamweaver Preview option (file > preview in browser > pick your browser) or simply hit F12. Right now the best live example I have would be http://www.aorafting.com and http://blog.aorafting.com. In this case I did not follow my tutorials exactly. I started with the Genesis Theme and merged in the header, navigation & textual styles etc. Hope this helps. Hi Liz,

If it’s done correctly then the blog theme should look identical to your website. In my first tutorial I stated that I like to create an index.html file out of the template which I can then use the Dreamweaver Preview option (file > preview in browser > pick your browser) or simply hit F12.

Right now the best live example I have would be http://www.aorafting.com and http://blog.aorafting.com. In this case I did not follow my tutorials exactly. I started with the Genesis Theme and merged in the header, navigation & textual styles etc.

Hope this helps.

]]> By: lizhttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-286 liz Tue, 02 Jun 2009 16:17:44 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-286 Would you be able to post links to sample sites that show what the final result might look like? This would help WP noobsters like myself better understand how the two will integrate visually and would influence the initial build design. Thanks so much! Would you be able to post links to sample sites that show what the final result might look like? This would help WP noobsters like myself better understand how the two will integrate visually and would influence the initial build design. Thanks so much!

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]]> By: Converting Dreamweaver Templates into Wordpress Themes « BlueTech IT Solutions || News, Tips and Trickshttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-197 Converting Dreamweaver Templates into Wordpress Themes « BlueTech IT Solutions || News, Tips and Tricks Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:14:37 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-197 [...] how to take your Dreamweaver Template and convert it into a Wordpress Theme. I also posted a variation of this tutorial where I leave the Dreamweaver Template intact. You may want to read through both before you [...] [...] how to take your Dreamweaver Template and convert it into a WordPress Theme. I also posted a variation of this tutorial where I leave the Dreamweaver Template intact. You may want to read through both before you [...]

]]> By: Dreamweaver Templates into Wordpress Themeshttp://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Dreamweaver Templates into Wordpress Themes Sun, 13 Jul 2008 15:38:01 +0000 http://searchfriendlywebdesign.com/dreamweaver-template-to-wordpress-theme-variation/#comment-73 [...] how to take your Dreamweaver Template and convert it into a Wordpress Theme. I also posted a variation of this tutorial where I leave the Dreamweaver Template intact. You may want to read through both before you [...] [...] how to take your Dreamweaver Template and convert it into a WordPress Theme. I also posted a variation of this tutorial where I leave the Dreamweaver Template intact. You may want to read through both before you [...]

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