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PSD to WordPress Conversion Theme:
Quickly transform your PSD files into WordPress themes. With full support for unique WP CSS styles and Admin settings, Export Kit makes the PSD to WordPress theme conversion quick and straightforward. Converting from PSD to WordPress is an advanced task that calls for a basic familiarity with WordPress.
How long does it typically take to code a custom PSD to a WordPress theme? Any WordPress developer worth their salt can tell you. For a basic WordPress theme, this procedure can take a week or more; for a complicated theme with custom styles, settings, and theme pages, it can take months. In just a few short minutes, Export Kit accomplishes all of this and more.
Before Starting
Customization is necessary for WordPress themes because they are an advanced output. In order to keep the WP theme template in the correct structure, it is recommended that you use as many folders as possible while designing your PSD to WordPress theme.
If you want to know more about the Export Kit and WordPress theme support before you convert a PSD to a WordPress theme, see our Theme Development Crash Course.
WordPress Themes Converted from PSD – Your PSD Design
By following this tutorial, you will be able to export your PSD file to WordPress and view your custom theme.
Save Atheme Files
First Step: Header.php
This folder will generate the WordPress header.php file based on your PSD design. A WordPress header design typically includes several navigational elements, a logo, and a title/description. The WordPress header is also where the first HTML doctype, meta, and body tags are generated.
Visit WordPress.org to learn more about Designing Headers.
Example Header Design
Document Meta (PSD File Info)
When you export your PSD file as a WordPress theme, the meta information is crucial. You can enable advanced features in WordPress by having Export Kit convert this information to the necessary WordPress files.
Various elements, such as the theme meta (used when adding themes through the admin), post/page templates, WordPress methods, and more, are described in the document meta.
Overarching Subject Meta
The default theme meta, which is used when adding themes in the WordPress admin, can be generated by Export Kit using your document meta. Please check that your document’s meta tags have the right information, as Export Kit automatically generates this.
Data from Blogs (blog info)
WordPress gives you a lot of alternatives for your blog’s information, but when you build a header, you probably want to use the Blog Name and the Blog Description.
Visit WordPress.org to learn more about blogging.
Getting Around
This SMART tag will make use of the PSD folder’s layers as WordPress objects. A custom admin menu and a list of WordPress navigation elements can be generated with this tag. In the Admin menu settings, the name you assign will generate.
Make sure you follow the official wp_nav_menu tutorial on WordPress.org while designing the items for the WordPress navigation menu.
Menu Item for Navigation
Making menu items requires simply the creation of a single object for each layer.
When you render each menu item on your website, WordPress will reuse these objects. You can have visual control over all of the menu items by using CSS Style Tags with a single menu item.
Name of Menu Item
Specific characters used to render item names in WordPress are “%3$s,” and there are restrictions for requesting menu items as well. The menu item name will not display unless these characters are present in the label text content.
Make sure you follow the official wp_nav_menu tutorial on WordPress.org while designing the items for the WordPress navigation menu.
Selection Size
In the PSD file, you should provide the menu’s dimensions. To accomplish this, create a shape layer in the parent folder of the ${wp_nav_menu} folder and add ${skip} to it to turn off the rendering of that shape.
Second step: The Footer.php
Based on your PSD design, this folder will generate the WordPress footer.php file. Additional navigation menus and a logo should be present in a basic WordPress footer. With the footer, WordPress is able to collapse the HTML tags and display the page.
For further information, visit WordPress.org and look up wp_footer() and get_footer().
A Sample Footer
Third step: The index.php file
This folder will be used to generate the index.php file for WordPress using the PSD as a basis. When no additional WordPress templates are found, the index.php file is used as the primary loop for the pages.
To learn more about WordPress.org’s Stepping into Templates, click here.
Visit WordPress.org to learn more about the Template Hierarchy.
Index Design Example
A WordPress loop and a static template design can be combined in a variety of ways to create a unique theme. Your WordPress HTML page will retain all of the design components from your PSD file.
The Static Design Example Index
Your static material will look exactly as you envisioned it in the final product. You can quickly transform your Photoshop files into WordPress static content. Remember that WordPress is a dynamic system with a powerful backend—get dynamic! You may still build your site entirely with static material.
