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Customising a paid-for WordPress theme

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Hi everyone.

 

I recently bought a domain and after sorting out hosting I installed WordPress and bought a theme called "This is Bold", with a view to customising it to the hilt.

 

I now find that although I can edit the css files, the structure of every tyoe of page available is determined by .php, of which I have no knowledge.

 

Has anyone done this kind of thing before, any WordPress theme hackers out there?

Hi everyone.

 

I recently bought a domain and after sorting out hosting I installed WordPress and bought a theme called "This is Bold", with a view to customising it to the hilt.

 

I now find that although I can edit the css files, the structure of every tyoe of page available is determined by .php, of which I have no knowledge.

 

Has anyone done this kind of thing before, any WordPress theme hackers out there?

 

what sort of things are you planning on doing to it, as you bought the theme I assume it is pretty close to what you want.

A wordpress theme is easier to hack than it looks at first glance. Take a look at the wordpress codex; you don't need a massive amount of php knowledge, but some knowledge helps a lot. http://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page

 

The main files you need to get to grips with in your theme are:

index.php

header.php

footer.php

sidebar.php

 

These control the basic layout. For more in-depth hacking, learn about:

page.php

single.php

category.php

search.php

 

There's loads of experienced wp devs and hackers on here, so just shout if you get stuck.

Edited by notbanksy

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