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With Divine Free Edition, you can convert ANY Photoshop design to a WordPress theme. Divine was developed for those who know a bit from Photoshop and sites creation but don't want to get bored marking up a valid site on the basis of CMS manually. By the way, the site gets uploaded to the server via the built-in FTP-client.
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Great in the idea, however the execution is lacking. Perhaps it is me. When I make a design I try and add an 'element' like your videos show - however there are no predefined elements. All I see is 'user defined'. If that's how it is - ok, fine but it's easier for me to just code it by hand than go through and set elements for everything ... so if you have a set element that would be great.
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Please let me make things clear here.
At the present moment the documentation is yet on its early stage. Free version is a kind of experiment - you suggest, we improve. And we have two answers to your request:
1. If you didn't figure out how to assign elements, please follow this link to get the proper information: Elements
(Note: Useritems 1-5 are universal elements - take them as links and remember that they belong to Header and Footer areas only! Sidebar and Post areas contain the list of different elements, such as Post title).
2. We are soon planning to demonstrate the Divine Elemente (formerly Divine Personal) version full functionality. There you'll find ready-made elements that Divine recognizes from Photoshop to save you time and effort from the manual selection of ALL the elements for each template.
At the present moment the documentation is yet on its early stage. Free version is a kind of experiment - you suggest, we improve. And we have two answers to your request:
1. If you didn't figure out how to assign elements, please follow this link to get the proper information: Elements
(Note: Useritems 1-5 are universal elements - take them as links and remember that they belong to Header and Footer areas only! Sidebar and Post areas contain the list of different elements, such as Post title).
2. We are soon planning to demonstrate the Divine Elemente (formerly Divine Personal) version full functionality. There you'll find ready-made elements that Divine recognizes from Photoshop to save you time and effort from the manual selection of ALL the elements for each template.
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Guest2009-08-09 00:24:38quoteUser item 1, User item 2, User item 3... nothing else. How can we solve that problem? -
Tadd Mencer2009-08-10 16:29:05As the posted says, it's easier to just build the site by hand than having to go through and define all the user items. Adding the predefined WordPress elements would be extremely helpful and make the plugin more appealing.
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I wasn't able to even define user elements. What I came up with was a mess. The automatic seemed to do most of it but I couldn't define the body. http://www.divinemothermary.com.
When I click on a section I don't get all of the options in the video. Is there any instructions on what needs to be in the PDF?
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