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The quote form Darren Hoyt says it all, “anyone who builds a quantity of WordPress sites throughout the year would be crazy to not already have their own baseline theme”
Those who understand this are the ones that are going to turn Child Themes and Frameworks into the next generation of wp design…
If you’re not building your own house than your spending a lot of time knocking down walls and altering someone else’s…
Another possible implementation of child themes:
An easy style-switcher for WordPress. How-to – op111.net
It is not impossible without child themes, but it is much easier (and more sensible) with child themes.
the tutorial provided is incredible… does great i guess if we put some hard work with them and with some external sources u provided.. they were great