What’s in This Book
By the end of this book, you’ll be able to build attractive, versatile, and powerful WordPress themes.
You’ll also have a good understanding of what makes a theme successful and how to market your
themes effectively.
This book comprises the following eight chapters. You can read them from beginning to end to gain
a complete understanding of the subject, or skip around if you only need a refresher on a particular
topic.
Chapter 1: Introducing WordPress
Before we dive into learning all the ins and outs of designing and building your theme, we’ll
have a quick look at what exactly WordPress is and what it’s made of. We’ll also cover why
you’d want to be a theme designer in the first place.
Chapter 2: Planning Your Theme
To build a truly effective theme, you must understand the needs of the people who’ll be using
it: both those visiting the site, and those publishing the content. Brandon R. Jones, developer
of several of the Web’s hottest-selling themes, will walk you through what you should consider
before you even start your design.
Chapter 3: Theme Design 101
Building on the previous chapter, Brandon now takes you into the design phase in earnest.
He’ll show you every aspect of a WordPress theme that you need to consider in your designs,
with a gallery of the best examples from the Web to serve as inspiration.
Chapter 4: Theme Frameworks
In recent years, WordPress theme frameworks have burst onto the scene; they’re now considered
the best way to build powerful themes quickly without having to rewrite the same template
files over and over. In this chapter, WordPress nut Raena Jackson Armitage presents all the
reasons you should be using a framework, walks you through some of the most popular options,
and introduces you to the one we’ll be using for the rest of the book: Thematic.
Chapter 5: Advanced Theme Construction
A WordPress theme’s greatness is more than skin-deep. In this chapter, Raena takes you beyond
simple CSS skinning and shows you how to bend WordPress’s markup to your will, thanks to
Thematic’s array of hooks, filters, and templates.
Chapter 6: Widgets
One of WordPress’s killer features is its widget functionality, which provides users with the
ability to easily add dynamic content to various areas in the site. In this chapter, Thematic expert
Allan Cole shows you how to make your theme widget-ready, as well as how to create your
own custom widgets to package with it.
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