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* [[WordPress theme example 1]] - very simple theme, only static HTML | * [[WordPress theme example 1]] - very simple theme, only static HTML | ||
* [[WordPress theme example 2]] - theme with loop | * [[WordPress theme example 2]] - theme with loop | ||
| − | * [[WordPress theme example 3]] - theme with loop and Bootstrap Nav Walker - USE THIS AS BASIS FOR YOUR PROJECT, unless you wish to do something similar | + | * [[WordPress theme example 3]] - theme with loop and Bootstrap Nav Walker |
| + | * [[WordPress theme example 4]] - USE THIS AS BASIS FOR YOUR PROJECT, unless you wish to do something similar ... | ||
| + | * [[WordPress theme example 5]] - ... or you may use this example | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 21 April 2016
This article lists examples of WordPress custom themes, from simple to more complex.
- WordPress theme example 1 - very simple theme, only static HTML
- WordPress theme example 2 - theme with loop
- WordPress theme example 3 - theme with loop and Bootstrap Nav Walker
- WordPress theme example 4 - USE THIS AS BASIS FOR YOUR PROJECT, unless you wish to do something similar ...
- WordPress theme example 5 - ... or you may use this example
