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NEWBIE ALERT. Here comes another newbie question... Most Internet searches I have made regarding my next question indicate many people are trying to learn how to make their WordPress theme look like the rest of their website. They want to make the theme's fonts, etc. match the look and feel of their existing site. I am trying to do just the opposite. I'm using the latest "Attitude" theme by Theme Horse and I like it very much. It is clean and minimalistic--exactly what I am looking for. However, I am developing/running a quiz program in PHP that uses pages that were not generated by WordPress. I would like these pages to have the same "look and feel" as the native WordPress pages. It appears to me that there is rarely, if ever, any such thing as a single "page" in WordPress because all the "pages" are actually generated on-the-fly by a maze of interconnected php files, MySQL databases, and stylesheets. What a complicated thing it is! Are there a few lines of code which I could insert into a header or something like that to make these pages mimic the "look and feel" of their surrounding WordPress pages? If not, maybe I could at least figure out how to use the fonts from the theme to make my PHP pages look like they belong to the rest of the WordPress installation. If I had it my way, I would run my quiz program from within the native WP pages, making this a moot request, but I haven't yet figured out how to do that either. In addition to studying any replies to this question, I also plan to study the recommendations posted by QuickOldCar on 17 October 2013 - 04:42 PM to BorysSokolov regarding the anatomy of a WordPress theme, etc. That's for the bigger answer, but I'll keep this question here too because it is more specifically for the answer I'm looking for. Probably, if I could learn to write my own WP theme, I could figure out how to adapt my non-WordPress pages to behave well in a WP playground and/or make my non-WP content work within the WP framework and display correctly inside WP pages. Thanks.
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Hello all, I've been looking around for a wordpress theme in order to replace a website. What I basically need is, a wordpress theme to display some information, and user to be able to purchase a package. I have found some themes that are quite helpful for what I need to do, but still need some assistance. The best theme I have found can be seen here: http://preview.ait-t...heme=guesthouse Choose the hotel topic for the above link. So basically, users will fill out a simple form with some of their required information, but I also need to implement a payment. Anyone have any ideas on how to integrate both? On another note, another theme I find decent is the following: http://thetraveltheme.com/ Again, the same is needed for the above theme as well. The website I need to imitate exactly is the following: http://reserveyourpackage.com/ Thanks for any help.