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  • #42758
    offtheroad
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    How can I change a ThemeForest template in dreamweaver to a non wordpress page?
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    #124749
    Paulie_D
    Member

    You are going to have to be more specific as I’m not familiar with TF templates.

    Are you saying that the template is PHP template and does not include HTML/CSS/JS?

    #124754
    offtheroad
    Participant

    Thanks for the speedy reply. No it’s a wordpress template and I want to use the layout but don’t want it to be wordpress.

    #124759
    Paulie_D
    Member

    I still don’t understand. When you say it’s a WP template what does that mean?

    What files do you get?

    #124760
    offtheroad
    Participant

    It’s a WordPress template. ThemeForest makes them and I just like the look and feel of it but don’t want wordpress in it. I want to make it a regular html CSS site.

    #124771
    Paulie_D
    Member

    >When you say it’s a WP template what does that mean?

    >**It’s a WordPress template.**

    #124773
    offtheroad
    Participant

    Thanks all

    #124775
    Preface Studios Ltd
    Participant

    You could just contact the author of the theme and ask for a HTML version, he might consider selling one if enough people want it.

    If not download and run the theme, then just copy the outputted HTML code it creates to use in your non-WP site. You will have to make a helluva lot of changes and strip things out though, as @mcjohnst said.

    #124783
    chrisburton
    Participant

    @Paulie_D WordPress templates usually consist of loops and html (sidebar.php, index.php).

    #124787
    Paulie_D
    Member

    >WordPress templates usually consist of loops and html (sidebar.php, index.php).

    See that’s what I wanted to know. I’m not a WP guy…as you can probably tell.

    Odd that they don’t include the basic HTML & CSS though.

    #124794
    TheDoc
    Member

    One thing you can do is keep it all in PHP and just change things like `` to ``.

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