[TerabyteS]

I'm making a site for my father, and i've already created the homepage layout myself (see here) and I've downloaded a copy of wordpress in hope to be able to get it inside that layout (not make a theme that resembles the layout, but to basically put the blog inside that grey block under the orange bar)
But when I opened the index.php file I saw it just includes pieces of other php files, so I have no idea how to make that go inside the block on my php page. How do i do it?

[JDream]

If you would like to integrate properly, check out this link.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Integrati...h_Your_Website

If you want a quick, hacky fix, you could use an iframe.

[TerabyteS]

Is there a way not to have to craft a new theme, but to just fit the blog inside a <div>?
I'm asking because I know that if i'll make a theme it'll never look the same as the original layout

[sseug]

Make your own CMS.
Just do it.

Edited:

If it's for a client, and he wants the super awesome admin panel and stuff, just make a wordpress theme, it's just how it works, it would be pretty pointless otherwise.

[KmartSqrl]

TerabyteS posted:

Is there a way not to have to craft a new theme, but to just fit the blog inside a <div>?
I'm asking because I know that if i'll make a theme it'll never look the same as the original layout

That just isn't how you do it. That's the worst possible way you could set this up. I don't understand how you wouldn't be able to get it to look the same as the original layout when you would literally use the same HTML/CSS...

[bios_hazard]

You should just look into Wordpress theme design. They are easy to make and a valuable skill should you pursue a freelance or web design career.