Benny

Do most WordPress site developers do it the other way i.e. pick a theme and then design graphics to work within that? (Unfortunately, no longer an option for me on this project as the customer has artwork already).

Where are the themes here listed? Where would I find more info on “them frameworks” and “starter themes” ?

Thanks for the child theme info. I will read up and do that… I preserved the original files, but having the overwrite protection is nice.

Thanks, that will do it!

Thanks!

Whoops… should have included that info.

Yes, they are on my server. Currently they are in a folder named “myscripts” under the root web (e.g. public_html) but they could move into the WordPress hierarchy if that simplifies things.

James:

So basicallly, aside from the external DNS/Domain issues, I just enter the new domain in place of the old IP in those two areas, and I’m done?

Barnez:

Just wanted to post thanks: I found the “breadcrumb” class in the source, traced it back to the style file, and shut off the display.

Working great.

OK, sounds doable.

What is the purpose of creating a “child theme”? Is that insurance that I don’t mess up the original theme?

Barnez:

Thanks.I am checking out there, but it looks to be rather inactive… so I thought I’d look here for more generic information.

I assume this is something that’s typically embedded in the theme itself then?

Umm… the site isn’t public yet, but the theme is “InHarmony”.

Matt:

Thanks,I will head over that way.

Also, I’m a bit new to WordPress and I believe I may have made a miss-assumption. I’d like to correct my understanding for now and the future…

If I understand you correctly, the options on the lower right in the Layout section are not generic to WordPress? In other words, with some themes, I might have completely different Layout options/appearance possibilities – even without choosing a different page template from the Page Template drop-down ?

Matt:

This theme, inharmony, doesn’t have any of those templates, or even a page.php. I thought that was kind of odd, but it works.

Is there a sample of what a left sidebar / right content template would look like? Or perhaps the CSS that supports that?