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WordPress/Dreamweaver helpHello Internet, If I could ask you for advice, that would be awesome. I have already tried googling the shit out of this, but nothing comes up that is helpful. I had read articles on how to build a wordpress theme in dreamweaver, but since I don’t really understand most of this anyways, all of the jargon kind of throws me. I’m more of a video person… I started off trying to add a newsletter function to my website, which seemed really complicated since I don’t know anything about CGI bins? Then I read somewhere that someone suggested using an RSS feed and their email subscription. So I added a blog, but I wanted the blog’s design to be consistent with the rest of my website, since you can click on the blog’s post title and a blog works well for SEO. Basically I am trying to add a blog to my escort site that would keep a consistent design theme. I have succeeded in adding the blog to the website and having the front page of the blog match the website, but it got screwy when I tried to edit the singlepost.php file in the wordpress editor using the same logic. I took my website template and saved it as a .php file, copy and pasted it into the wordpress theme editor and then I took (what I read as) the blog minus the php get header and footer stuff so that I could use my own design. Well, it kind of worked (on the front page: www.meetsequoia.com/diary ), but it doesn’t work when I use the same method for single post pages. So then what I did was take out the link to the single post pages from the front page titles, but that won’t help since initially all I wanted was a newsletter and someone can click the title from their email subscription anyways. Does anyone have any idea what I’m talking about? Can you help me? Please? 3 comments to WordPress/Dreamweaver help |
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I don’t know WordPress well enough to know how to create a theme or any of that kind of insanity, but I am a PHP programmer and I can certainly help you decipher the jargon and that kind of crap. But the information you’ve provided here isn’t really enough for me to tell you much of anything. Drop me an e-mail if you want to have a more detailed conversation about any of this. Or maybe someone else here knows WordPress specifics and can help you better than I.
I took a quick look at the source for the web page. It looks like you’re embedding style information in the head of the page rather than in a css file. This will make maintenance and matching style across pages more difficult. I’d start there. Once you’ve got your styles consistent across pages, make sure you’re calling the same classes in multiple pages.
I don’t know enough about WordPress or PHP to comment specifically on those.
thanks guys, I fixed it, thanks to AAG of aagblog.com. thanks, lady!