Using Firebug to Breakdown the WordPress Layout
As we start Integrating WordPress templates for Build a Niche Store, the first thing we need to do is understand how the templates were assembled in the first place! This is where FireFox and great little plugin named FireBug come into play! Its not a bad idea for you all to open the Firefox browser and the plugin and look around on sites that you like the design. In a very short time, you will start to see the way pages are setup without even using the plugin!
Understanding the layout of the WordPress Template to place our BANS Menu
The video today walks through the main template and finds the right spot for our BANS menu! You will need to have firefox fired up on your screen as well as the FireBug plugin!
Video Length: 11:06
Mark
Previously Published Articles You May Like to Read:
- Using the FireBug Extension for FireFox to Understand Site Layout
- Six New BANS WordPress Templates!
- Installing your WordPress Theme








So far I’m not finding Firebug that useful. It seems to focus on only little areas and I can’t tell where I am in the document. The other thing when inspecting the code stuff, it doesn’t tell you which file or level you’re in. Maybe I’m not using it right,
It’s like trying to drive across the country when you know what street you’re on, but you have no clue what state you’re in!
Once again, thanks Mark. This is exactly the kind of stuff I’ve been wanting to learn. You break things down really well and explain things clearly. I’m learning a lot from you.
Hi Mark, just wanted to thank you for your video! I would have been completely lost without your help, and you make everything so easy to understand. Keep up the good work :D
also i didn’t even put any products in my shop…. random ads started to appear..
Hmm its a problem on my side, i put the wrong url in i put .com instead of .net :)
great site
Hi Mark,
I am new to all this so first let me thank you for the detailed breakdown of all the steps… you’re a legend!
One thing I missed and cannot seem to locate is the niche store code we need to insert into the side-bar menu of the wordpress blog page. Could you please post it here or email it to me?
Thanks mate… be magnificent!
Kind Regards,
Paul
Hi Mark,
And while i’m on it, can you also direct me to the video which shows me how to create and instal the inc-store-menu.php
Thanks,
Paul
@ Paul –
Check this video here minutes long) it walks through the entire process.
Mark
I follow the steps exactly and when I go to my website after inputtin the line, I lose all colour and wordpress says my theme is broken?
What am I doing wrong? The inc-store-menu.php file is in the root – can anyone shine any light on this please?
@ Andy –
If you want to email me the url, be glad to take a quick a look.
Mark (@) THENICHESTOREBUILDER.COM
@Mark-
I have sent you a mail, I havent tried to put the line you say to in, just thought you could have a look first please?
Cheers
Andy
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