When building a WordPress site from scratch there is a lot of code to remember. So it is always good when you have a source to reference. On twitter I managed to find a good source, a link that led me to a break down of the WordPress’s structure. It a nice list that breaks down WordPress into categories that will help you when coding. This is a sheet that I would print and stick to my desk!
Cheetsheet Sample | http://www.graphicrating.com
I managed to get a copy of the “How to Be a Rockstar WordPress Designer“, the e-book. (Thanks again Graham) And it is a great reference if your learning to code up a new WordPress Theme or site from scratch. I highly recommend that you give this book a lot at.
How To Be a Rockstar WordPress Designer | Rockable
The book is aimed at anyone with a solid understanding of HTML/CSS. You don’t need to know PHP, you don’t need to have ever even touched WordPress before. The examples begin from scratch and build on each other, while basic PHP principles that are used are explained in an easy to understand manner.
If you’ve ever wanted to get started with WordPress theming, or you’re looking to take your skills to the next level with advanced theming concepts, this is the book for you!
So head on over to the Rockable site and download the sample page.
Reading around twitter, I found a nice link (thanks to mayhemstudios via twitter) to a nice collection of WordPress documentations. From breakdown what WordPress is – to getting your own domain – to even installing it own your PC. The list of links that can help you does on and on. A good way for new upcoming bloggers or web designers understand the WordPress Codex.
I found a nice article that will help people with WordPress already installed, setup there comments in a better manner. Some times a few tweaks helps make things better. But what is not broken shouldn’t be fix, right?! – nah tweaks are good.
