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kevinsturf
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hello everyone, I wanted to start practicing making a simple wordpress theme to get started, many people think that jumping straight into it is better rather than making html/css version first then implementing wordpress tags into it.
I wanted your opinions which should be better and faster?
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contempoinc
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I personally find it much easier to make a static XHTML version of the template first, then move it into WP
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kevinsturf
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I personally find it much easier to make a static XHTML version of the template first, then move it into WP
thanks, I suspected that would be easier
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reidknorr
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yeah definitely start with XHTML /CSS, and validate it. Then when you start the wordpress part, you can debug much easier. Best Regards
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