I use Wordpress as a CMS and was working on a website and needed a little snippet of code from my own websites style sheet. Accidentally I saved other the WRONG stylesheet and have lost about a months work .. I know Wordpress.com blogs have the latest 25 revisions of there pages and stylesheets but does anyone know if I can retrieve them from my own sites when using Wordpress as a CMS? Any help would be really appreciated! I seriously don't want to lose all of Februarys work!
Thanks guys!
You can try this online tool to recover you cached file : http://www.sensefulsolutions.com/2012/01/viewing-chrome-cache-easy-way.html
Ref: I recovered a file from chrome://cache, how do I read it?
I hope that will help you :)
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I'm so sorry if someone else has already asked this issue, but I've been searching for hours for a solution to this problem and can't seem to find an answer. I'm a budding front-end designer who is trying to learn back-end development on the fly. I'm developing a Ghost theme, piggybacking off of Casper. Right now I'm just trying to put up a super simple landing page but none of my CSS is linking. I've tried installing Handlebars, I've tried writing it in Sass with the intent to compile from the command line but it kept throwing errors. Hopefully one of you can help me because I'm pretty sure I've exhausted Google.
My HTML (saved as a .hbs)
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="assets/css/comingsoon.css" />
My file structure
~/git/ghost/content/themes/MissionAtWork/assets/css
If you need anymore info I'd be happy to provide it. Thank you so much in advance! Y'all are lifesavers!
I figured it out! I had to go into the sass files and edit them from there. Not from the css. Also my edits were actually working, but my gulp froze whenever I made a syntax error. Simple restart of my gulp window did the trick. Thank you everyone for your help!
I have a website written in HTML5 and CSS3 and I want to use this site in WordPress. I tried to upload it like template, but it didn't work. How can I solve this issue?
Sirko pointed you in the right direction. WordPress relies on PHP processing and MySQL database so you cannot simply upload it to the theme folder and activate. The HTML and CSS theme will need to be modified to incorporate the core WordPress theme development, at least. It isn't that difficult if you understand how WordPress works.
If you simply want to start with converting the theme to WordPress to support pages and menus alone, it isn't so complicated. If you are very new to this, it might be a stumbling block. You really should learn the core components to making a WP theme. Good luck!
Elegant themes walkthrough - HTML converted to WordPress
Your question is far too general to answer without you narrowing the scope; start with https://codex.wordpress.org/Main_Page to find out how to install and run WordPress, read https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development if you want to adapt your current design to a WordPress theme. And you will need to import content, either by the database or manual entry with the WordPress editor. Read up and then come back to SO with more specific questions.
There is a reason why people sell themes either with HTML5 and Wordpress, though seperate in nature but structural in bound.
It is a long process but simple if you have knowledge of websites:
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/converting-html-sites-to-wordpress-sites
Same as Markatledge said previously, by following the link above it can help you.
I am new to WordPress theme development.I need to know how to convert an html page to wordpress theme completely with theme option and how to create widgets for themes.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks
The best way to start developing themes is to look at the way existing themes are build and to look at the WordPress codex (as Marc suggested). If you follow the WordPress standards and get used to the system, WordPress is a very flexible platform for building websites.
Another thing: Google is your best friend :) Almost everything you want to do with WordPress has already been asked on Google.
Good luck!
Their are alot of tutorials online but I suggest starting with something simple like this free program from http://www.wpsiteconvertor.com/
Basicaly the whole gist of creating a wordpress theme (lets say you have one page and a style file) you would have to seperate that page into like 5 files minimum header.php, footer.php, index.php,you would also need to make style file changes and add a functions.php file. But take a look at that program above and you will see what kind of codes are added to a site to make a wordpress theme work.
I have a site developed in wordpress but something is wrong with the display. When I visit the URL, only HTML codes are displaying on the page.
Hope someone can help me here.
Thanks
Please try this:
deactivating all plugins to see if this resolves the problem. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
Update wordpress to the latest version.
I have been building a site using basically html coding and have come stuck across a little problem that im sure somebody may be able to help me with.
The facebook comments box dosent seem to appear when i am trying to add the text shortcut to a site that ive created stored on a localfile. For example the site is called: file:///F:/GoogleMaps_FusionTables/WorkingCheckBox.html due to it being developed within a html file editor and not yet placed on a website.Is there anyway of getting this to test here before uploading it to a website server?
Any assistance or advice you could give would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Ian Usher
using a local web server will solve your problem.