Since this comes up frequently in the forum I thought I'd post this article
that I came across on Digg today:


http://themetation.com/2008/07/14/ho...rom-scratch-pa
rt-1/

Parts II (2) and III (3) have all the details on creating the custom CSS and
modifying the various php parts. This won't answer every "can I make WordPress
look like my site?" question I realize, but this should be a good start!

Thanks, "JoeyD1978", I needed that! :-)

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"JoeyD1978" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Since this comes up frequently in the forum I thought I'd post this
> article
> that I came across on Digg today:
>
>
> http://themetation.com/2008/07/14/ho...rom-scratch-pa
> rt-1/
>
> Parts II (2) and III (3) have all the details on creating the custom CSS
> and
> modifying the various php parts. This won't answer every "can I make
> WordPress
> look like my site?" question I realize, but this should be a good start!
>
>
>

Whew! Nice to have that but it's much, much easier to find a WP theme that
has the basic page layout you want to use (e.g., header, one sidebar,
content, footer) and modify that theme for what you want than to start from
complete scratch the way this tutorial shows. Unless you want something that
just doesn't fit into any known existing theme, this seems like the super
long way to do it.

MD

JoeyD1978 wrote:
> Since this comes up frequently in the forum I thought I'd post this
> article that I came across on Digg today:
>
>
> http://themetation.com/2008/07/14/ho...rom-scratch-pa
> rt-1/
>
> Parts II (2) and III (3) have all the details on creating the custom
> CSS and modifying the various php parts. This won't answer every "can
> I make WordPress look like my site?" question I realize, but this
> should be a good start!