This week we look at how to set up Photoshop headings in WordPress. If you’ve been following this series, we did quite a bit with text last week. This week we’ll focus on formatting headings in WordPress to match what we used in Photoshop. You will need to update the CSS code to set up […]
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Last week we covered how to bring a website menu designed in Photoshop to WordPress. In that discussion we looked at a few of the steps on how to set up Photoshop text in WordPress. Let’s go deeper into the various settings and CSS properties that can be set to duplicate your Photoshop Text in
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In this post, we’ll look at how to set up a Photoshop navbar in WordPress. This assumes you’ve created a website layout in Photoshop or that you’ve designed certain aspects of the menu or navbar in Photoshop, and you simply want to re-create your Photoshop Navbar in WordPress. Photoshop Navbar in WordPress I had a
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WordPress sliders are a great way to share a lot of information without taking up a lot of real estate on your home page. It’s popular to share information around the holidays with the appropriate holiday background. In this post, we’ll show you how to create a Valentines background for your WordPress slider in 5
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This post details the steps to move a Photoshop header into WordPress. These same steps can be performed if you do a mock up of the entire website in Photoshop, then want to customize your WordPress theme to more closely match your design in Photoshop. In this series, we will be doing a post for
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Learn how to take a Photoshop background to WordPress. This post details how to update your theme so that you move a Photoshop background to WordPress whether it’s a background for the entire website or the background of a sidebar widget, footer, etc. In a recent project, my client and I had already selected
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This post is part of the Photoshop to WordPress series. In this post, we are going to look at how we get the same colors we use in Photoshop to our WordPress website. This may include the background color for the entire website, or the background color of a sidebar widget. It may be the
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This is the beginning of a series in how to go from Photoshop to WordPress. It will answer questions like: How do I bring a design element from Photoshop to WordPress? How do I set the background color of my WordPress website to match the color I used in Photoshop? How do I make my
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Image from diTii on flickr It’s important to understand how WordPress handles the robots.txt file. If you are using WordPress, the robots.txt file is handled virtually, meaning an actual robots.txt file doesn’t reside in your root directory. Yet, if you go to http//www.yourdomain.com/robots.txt, you will see a robots.txt file. Default Robots.txt The default WordPress
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