In this tutorial series I’ll show you how to make a WordPress Newspaper Theme.

It can display 15 featured content articles. It allows you to display articles based off of categories. A lightbox will allow you to display videos or galleries dynamically. And, a whole bunch more.

Code is Here: http://goo.gl/gPc57

WordPress Theme Tutorial is Here: http://goo.gl/MuvXx

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16 Comments

  1. @WollieX3 1. Click on Apple logo in upper left hand side of screen. 2. Click system preferences 3. Click Network 4. Select Airport and click Configure 5. Check Show Airport in Menu bar 6. Click Airport icon at the top of your screen 7. Select the network to connect to and enter the password. That should do it

  2. Hey, I've noticed you use a Mac… I know this has nothing to do with anything… But, I just got my mac and I can't seem to figure out how to connect it to the wireless internet… I've tried but I can't get it… can you please tell me? Thanks. By the way, nice tutorial.

  3. @GilbertBigelow It's funny, I have no idea how many followers or views I have. I don't pay any attention to that. I get enough pleasure out of doing it and it is very gratifying to know that I'm helping a bunch of people. I like the idea that you guys drive the content. I think that's what makes me different. I don't know of any other channel that is completely driven by audience requests 🙂

  4. Great videos all the time.I will follow the wordpress tutorials and employ them into my own blog that I will create as I start up.I will keep you up to date how this goes following your videos.
    Thing about the views is that people come to youTube for entertainment mostly; and, they really lack an understanding about what is going to help them the most or the drive to dedicate the time to self development. Then there are a few that will find your tutorials superb and I am really grateful.

  5. @WikiPeoples I don't get tons of views because I don't do things like "Win a prize if you Like, Favorite and sell your first born child…" Long form videos are never popular either. I also don't do humor. I never meant to make any money doing these and I basically do everything you'd do if you didn't want to get noticed on YouTube 🙂 I'm glad you like them

  6. @WikiPeoples Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't use include because of the speed issues you brought up. The file will never be that big anyway so it isn't much of a concern. I'll look into readfile. These tutorials often morph based off of the great input I get from you guys 🙂

  7. Hmm… After a quick google, I've found some information. Apparently, if all you're doing is reading from a file to the DOM, include() is NOT the way to go (as it puts the string through the PHP interpreter). The way you've done it is basically the right way, but apparently readfile() is slightly faster. Could be an issue for large files

  8. I do have a question though – why are you using "file_get_contents" function instead of say, include()? It's probably a minor issue, but I would guess that include() is faster and more efficient, considering that the data is not first read to a variable, then read from the variable to the DOM. include() circumvents that step… does it not?

    Minor issue, and I could be totally wrong… but what do you think?

  9. Ok, I know I sound like a complete kiss ass – but you make some absolutely excellent videos. Some of the best quality I've seen on youtube. I wonder why more people aren't viewing these? Seems like a very untapped resource. Anyways, hope that doesn't stop you from continuing to make them – cause they're very helpful and extreeeeemely well done.

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