Showing posts with label Themes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Themes. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2016

Bootstrap to WordPress: Build custom responsive themes! [repost]




Bootstrap to WordPress: Build custom responsive themes!
MP4 | Video: 1280×720 | 58 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 6 Hours | 2.38 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English


Create a stunning custom WordPress theme from scratch using the responsive Bootstrap 3 framework. Also covers PHP basics


Master the art of building custom WordPress themes from scratch using Bootstrap!


WordPress is the most popular CMS on the web and powers a large percentage of websites today. In this course i will guide you step by step, to building your own custom responsive theme using the popular Boostrap framework.


No more looking around for pre built themes and making them fit your website. Or even paying for themes on sites such as Themeforest.


This course will give you the knowledge to either build your own custom site and convert to WordPress, or convert your existing static HTML website to WordPress!


You can even use what you learn to publish and sell your own themes on Themeforest!


From the beginning you will get to work on our Spa theme template with Boostrap. Don’t worry if you have not used Bootstrap before, if you have a little HTML & CSS experience I will guide you through.





Saturday, April 30, 2016

Encyclopedia of Comparative Iconography - Themes Depicted in Works of Art (2 volume set)





Encyclopedia of Comparative Iconography – Themes Depicted in Works of Art (2 volume set)

Fitzroy Dearborn | 1998 | ISBN: 1579580092 | English | 568+600 pages | PDF | 236 MB



Answers to how various mythological, Biblical, and literary themes have been treated in literature, art, music, and the performing arts can be found in this work. It provides an analysis of over 100 selected themes that reflect the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of scholarly and academic work through the use of various iconographical sources. The alphabetical arrangement facilitates browsing, while the six indexes provide multiple access by considering, among others, references to the Bible; Judeo-Christian personages, places and concepts; and artists and works of art.