Aug.10.2007
How to Slice a WordPress Theme
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How To Slice A WordPress Theme is part two of my e-book on how to create a WordPress theme from scratch. (Check out part one.) It shows you how to merge all layers and save the areas that you want to use as images.
In related news: Part 1, How to Design a WordPress Theme, has been updated.
hej sp
what download plugin do u use?
thanx for the ebook!
I use Wp-Download Monitor
I’ve downloaded it, see U later after I read it. thanks
It’s more likely a course of PhotoShop, but it is useful!
I like this download plugin!
Very cool. Thanks for the helpful articles.
thanks for the tips!.. i don’t know what we’d do with out you
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Nice!
nice!
thanks for the tips!
No puedo descargar esta segunda parte del tutorial, y el e-book completo tampoco lo puedo descargar cuál es el link?
thats really good information. well done.
That’s pretty good, though I actually prefer making slices and then saving them all at once. I find it to be easier that way, since you don’t have to make a new window every time.
I also find the info window helpful when slicing, since it tells me exactly what the pixel size im using is.
Great tutorial though. Love your work.
Nick
This as well as the last one were such great posts!!!Seems like I was searching for this exact thing…. thanks man…
hi, nice tutorial
I need some help
Actually i made a logo in psd for my blog and did slices + inserted a hyperlink also, after saving this logo there are too many images saved bcos of slicing, now i wanna know how to replace wordpress header into psd logo.
SP- thank for your prompt reply.
Very good tutorial.
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It is really good I’ll try…
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