Creating a WordPress theme for public release is a little back-breaking. You have to consider a lot of things in order for your users to have a worry-free once they activated your your theme. There are various elements you need to give attention to such as font formatting, image alignment, blockquotes, lists and more. You need to make sure that those elements are supported in every theme that you publish.
To make it easier for those people who are interested in designing there own theme I have created a WP blog sample content. This will help you style your blog post. Below are the list that you will find in the file.
- Headers 1 to 6
- Strong, emphasized, underline, line-through
- Hyperlinks, abbreviation, acronym, code, preformatted, subscripts, superscripts
- Tables
- Ordered and Unordered lists two levels deep
- Images with and without captions, (left and right alignment)
- Big and small fonts
- Sample Post thumbnail
HTML elements
- Posts and Pages
- 12 posts to forced pagination
- 3 pages(*excluded about page)
- 2 Sub Pages 2 levels deep
- Short and long Post Titles
- Posts in single and multiple categories
- Posts with or without tags
- Post Password protected
- Categories and Tags
- Descriptions on Parent categories
- 5 categories, including child and grandchild category (*excluded uncategorized)
- 10 tags with various post counts
- Others
- Threaded comments
- Comments from admin
- Post with comments closed
- 12 months of archives
WordPress elements
All you need to do is download (above) and import it in your wp-admin page. I might be missing something in the list but i’ll keep you guys posted. If you have any suggestions that I need to add in my WP Blog Sample Content, feel free to leave a comment.
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