A few weeks ago I got the idea of creating a “starter theme” to work from when I’m beginning to port an HTML template to WordPress. After I’ve finished the mock-ups in XHTML and CSS, it’s always the same process: copy the style.css to the theme folder, chop up the HTML into various PHP files, tweak some stuff, and ship off the theme. During that process I often find myself going back to the default theme for various tags, formats, and templates. Read more…
In the beginning there was the brain. The brain remembered all the code from the WordPress codex needed to create a WordPress theme Then the brain was over taken over by the much easier and simpler WPCandy WordPress Reference Guide where your brain would only have to apply the copy and paste command.
Now your brain is about to become much more lazier. How, you ask. Well thats where TAGStention comes in.
Alright, who’s up for a free WordPress Reference Guide? Pfft I know I am! Well a few months ago I was looking for a simple web page or PDF where I could copy and paste the PHP snippets for WordPress. After a bit of researching, I never really found what I was looking for! Shame huh?
I’m proud to introduce you to my new friend:
