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Interview With WPThemerKit

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  1. David Peyton (3 comments.) says:

    Looks brilliant! I will be giving it a try!

  2. Jenny (28 comments.) says:

    sounds a lot like SANDBOX to me.

  3. David (4 comments.) says:

    At last something that appears to be made just for a blond like me. It is simple, without worrying about all that code speak, that I still haven’t figured out. Can’t wait to unzip it and start playing.

  4. Mubashar Iqbal says:

    wpthemerkit has really made me easy to design new qp themes and the learn the tricks behing wp code. Now i can easily deisgn my own sites

  5. bubazoo (213 comments.) says:

    yeah WPThemerKit is really neat. I’ve been meaning to try it myself, to update my these a little bit. The thing is, I’m satisfied with my design itself, but i would like to find an easier way to upgrade the .php files within my custom theme for things like: widget support, tag support, things of that nature, but there is still alot I don’t understand, like for instance, not all plugins that I use are widget ready, so I don’t know how to address that issue, because right now I’m using an old plugin that mimicks the sidebar widget system, and I’d really like to keep my current style and layout, but upgrade the code a bit, ya know what I mean?

  6. David Peyton (3 comments.) says:

    I’ve just received an email saying:

    Just thought we’d drop you a line with the latest news. 0.3 has been
    released and introduces a new folder/file structure. The HTML files
    are now included in the WP Blank folders so you can easily modify the
    CSS and change both simultaneously.

    Download 0.3

    We’ve also created some new videos, one for developers and one for
    end users.

    Thanks for being a WP Themer Kit subscriber and don’t hesitate to send
    us your feedback and suggestions.



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