• Hello,

    I just finished the design of a website, using html/css/js.

    I’ve since come to realize i need some form of CMS(i chose wordpress for obvious reasons) to manage the articles posted under the “news” section as it saves an immeasurable amount of time and effort.

    I have basically no knowledge of php so the challenge now is modifying the twentyeleven theme to look like my design.

    I’m currently trying to “manually” tweak the template files(index.php, header.php) with little success. Is there a better or faster way to go about this?

    Thanks.

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  • Thread Starter Skorge88

    (@skorge88)

    ^^ Thanks.

    With the Child Theme i was able to change the text/background color/image, page titles(“-” instead of “|”), etc. But I’m still some way off where i want to be.

    I put my html code into the index.php template for the homepage but it didn’t come out right, it was aligned to the left instead of the center, the banner was about a 100px taller than normal and some other stuff were out of position. I’m guessing the stylesheet of the twentyeleven theme is responsible for all that but i’m struggling to identify the exact line(s) cos it’s 2663 lines long!

    Any more help would be greatly appreciated.

    create child theme more easier with https://getfirebug.com/

    Thread Starter Skorge88

    (@skorge88)

    Ok, so i ditched the twentyeleven theme, and created a child-theme for the “Easel” theme successfully, hurray!

    Problem now is the feed. When i navigate to mysite.com/feed i get the message:

    This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

    with the xml code below it instead of the properly formatted “rendered” content.

    Is there a stylesheet that controls the look of the feeds i’m supposed to create?

    Thanks.

    No. Feeds are not supposed to be displayed in a web browser but via a feed reader. The message you are seeing is quite normal.

    Thread Starter Skorge88

    (@skorge88)

    Silly me! Ok one more thing:

    When users register, they receive an email from “WordPress”([email protected]). Is it possible to change this to a more suitable name because most users would expect an email from “My-Site”. Just this morning a friend who registered told me she’s still waiting for her password, lol.

    Thread Starter Skorge88

    (@skorge88)

    Sorry, make that two more things.

    How do i remove the “admin bar” at the top of each page for regular(“Subscriber”) users? Seems to be taking up their space for nothing since they can already access their profile page/search-bar(the only tangible links there) from the sidebar.

    Thanks.

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