In my last Git, Capistrano, SSH, and WordPress tutorial, I showed you how to setup your WordPress theme to be easily deployable. Now, I’ve simplified the process even more by eliminating a large amount of duplicate code. Continue reading…
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Git, Capistrano, SSH, and WordPress
Update: This tutorial has been updated! Several bugs have been fixed, please be sure to read all of the updates (especially if you’ve referenced this tutorial before).
Also, there is now a gem to help with the deployment script. Please visit the new tutorial after reading this one for more information.
I’m not going to lie: lately I’ve been on quite the WordPress-kick. I love being able to create a design, cut it up into HTML-ready chunks, and then use a standard WordPress template to get it into production and on the web ASAP! Generally, my workflow looks like this:
- Create the design
- Cut it up for a web layout
- Create a sample web layout and test across browsers
- Cut the HTML up into a standard WordPress template
- FTP the design to a WordPress install (into the wp-content/themes directory)
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