This tutorial will go over how to create the WordPress template to display a single Portfolio item. We will also add a couple new meta boxes to our Portfolio custom post type to allow users to add unique content for each item.
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In this tutorial we will create a theme option to allow the user to change the portfolio banner background image and title on the Portfolio archive page.
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In this tutorial we take the markup from the HTML template and implement it into the WordPress Portfolio archive page to make the portfolio items look like the HTML template. We will also integrate the Modernizr JS script into our theme to make some animation features work correctly.
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This is the start of the HTML to WordPress theme tutorial series! I hope you are as excited as I am about this series. You will be able to download a beautiful Bootstrap HTML/CSS template that we are going to convert into a premium WordPress theme.
In this series we will start with the Base Theme from Series One (so be sure you have completed that series) and go step-by-step to integrate the HTML into a WordPress theme.
Watch the video below to see the template you will be converting into a WordPress theme.
In the Custom Post Type tutorial series you learned how to create a Portfolio page template that users can pick when creating a new page. This tutorial will show you a different approach by creating an archive page to display the Portfolio items. This page will automatically display the Portfolio items without the user having to pick a specific page template.
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In the last tutorial we added a Portfolio custom post type plugin. We will now customize the plugin to make sure updates don't overwrite our changes to the files.
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This tutorial will go over how to include a plugin with the TGM Plugin Activation Script that is shipped with your WordPress theme. This plugin will create a Portfolio custom post type to allow your theme users to add Portfolio items.
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In this tutorial we will add the needed files for a theme options panel. We will first edit the TGM plugin activation script to add the Redux framework with a plugin. You will then learn how to create a custom options panel and add our first option.
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Now that we give our theme users the ability to change the banner title and image when creating a new page, we need to move this code to every other WordPress template. This will allow the user to change the banner background image and title whenever they are creating a new page or post.
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In the last tutorial we got the title working from our custom meta boxes. The next step is to get the custom background image working and displaying correctly. This tutorial will show you how to display the custom background image in the banner for our posts and pages. This is a nice feature that will allow your theme users to have a different background image for every post and page they create.
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