Today, I selected a WordPress theme. After repeatedly installing and uninstalling various themes, I realized that certain functions depend on the specific theme being used. For example, the Penscratch theme does not provide a sidebar function on the homepage. Of course, after several attempts, I found that it is possible to implement a sidebar using a child theme called Penscratch-child, but it wasn't an easy task (especially for someone like me who is not familiar with WordPress). In conclusion, I think the right approach is to first identify the elements you want to implement, and then directly test whether the theme can support those features to find the one that fits your needs. In my case, I didn’t have a clear idea of the necessary functions when I started, so I had to learn as I went, which was quite exhausting. After several trial and error experiences, I managed to organize the necessary features as follows: 1. The ability to adjust the screen width (in short, a wide scre...
I have successfully purchased a server and domain after many twists and turns. Thanks to previous practice, registering the naming server wasn’t difficult. However, selecting a theme and customizing it to fit my needs is no easy task. Most of all, I felt the need to fill the empty screen with some content to at least get a sense of progress, so I added some dummy text. They say well begun is half done, but the destination seems far away. There’s still a long way to go.