Premium Wordpress Design (Part 4)

Hi, just wanna ask you about a few things in this video.

How come you use for the contents in the content (both image and text) instead of ? Is it better somehow?

How come you save it as .php instead of, for example, .html?

Really nice vids anyway, keep ‘em coming!

// Jonas (A webdesigner in progress)

Thanks for source.Nice tut.

Another great tutorial. Thanks for the hardwork… looking forward to learning the CSS next!

after watching your tutorials , They are clear straight to the point and no jibberish!!! i think they are great.

p.s does jonas actually know what wordpress is ??? php?

I probably don’t =/ Have never seen that “title” before, neither have i gotten an explanation of it. Thats why I asked about it. “You’ll never know unless you ask”. I am a beginner in the whole busniness-webdesign-crap and have only done a few websites and portfolios in school. =)

Jonas, “How come you use for the contents in the content (both image and text) instead of ?” Did you try to paste code or something? Because there’s nothing between “of” and “?”. Clarify and I can answer your question.

And I use PHP because later on it allows me to execute any php code / includes.

Oh crap, saw that now :S It’s supposed to be: “How come you use p-tags for the contents in the content (both image and text) instead of div-tags?”

Would you recommend a “new” webdesigner to learn PHP?

Very good tutorial, one minimal thing i would like to suggest is using comments on the source code to identify where one element starts and ends - it does get pretty bewildering, specially if you start incorporating other languages…

Thanks once again for your work, can’t wait for part 5!

first tutorial i had problems with, but just because you sometimes zoomed at the wrong spots. but i have never written any word in html before, and ended up having the same result as you after about an hour.. so: awesome tutorials, like im used to (:

Great tutorial! It’s helping me to understand ’s a little more (I get the concept, but have a hard time putting it into practice). Can’t wait to see how it will all come together for use in Wordpress. Thanks a lot and keep ‘em coming!

Edit previous post: Great tutorial! It’s helping me to understand DIV’s a little more

Amazing, I’m learning more on my lunch breaks then I am at my HTML class at night. Thanks…

great tutorials simon…been keeping watch.
Just wondering if you are going to code this as an actual wordpress theme and not just a template. thanks

baloch, yep I’m going to show the wordpress integration for the final step.

Oh good I was wondering about that too. I know a bit of PHP but haven’t tackled wordpress for fear of destroying my blog lol.
Can’t wait for the last bit!! Keep them comin.

I… love you.

can’t wait till part 5

Very nice tuts!

Great job !

I’m very interesting by part 5

I’m a French addict

Looking forward to Part 5! I’ve been looking for the a video tutorial on WP integration and creating the PHP files from an existing HTML/CSS site. I hope you post this soon. Your videos are a riot! :)

You´re amazing…Can´t wait for tut #5.

Have a good one

Please post part 5 for tomorrow lol I have a day off from work, would love to get some CSS going! :P

hmm. love it ))

mm… really like it..

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