As you’ve already learned from our tutorials, there are certain limitations in Divine Free version. But in spite of this you may create WordPress themes using this plugin. In this article we’re going to explain how to do this considering the most significant limitations. First of all, layout size of the WordPress theme design must not be smaller than 750х1000 px and bigger than 1000х2000 px. This means the document width must not be less than 750 px and exceed 1000 px, the height must be within 1000 px and 2000 px.

The second equally important limitation to create WordPress theme design is the default grid. You can display it by clicking the “G” button or selecting it from the “Settings-ShowGrid” menu. Functions of dragging the borders and changing block location are disabled. The whole layout will be split into 4 main areas (Header, Footer, Content, Sidebar).

	Width	Height
Header	Layout width	350px
Footer	Layout width	200px
Sidebar	40% Layout width	Depends on the layout height
Content	60% Layout width	Depends on the layout width

Now that, you’ve got the template structure and finally can set to WordPress theme design. At this moment only you may limit yourself in creation of WordPress themes by your own imagination and level of your Photoshop skills.

Note: While designing future WordPress themes, don’t forget that Sidebar and Content areas are mostly stretchable. That’s why don’t use complicated pictures and other patterns as a background.

After you complete the template, you need to add the design of WordPress theme’s main elements. See more information about these elements on the Elements page.

After you create WordPress theme design, there’s the last thing to do – set to theme publication. Find more about it on the Tutorials pages.

Note: Designing WordPress themes, don’t forget about one more limitation: all images will be displayed in GIF format, that’s why, it’s not recommended you use Blending effects (not forbidden though).