Wouter
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Is there a way to import an existing WordPress theme into Aristeer and edit it with Aristeer?
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Marc Smith
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None that I've found. I have used it to take elements from other templates (using the images in the template image directory, such as the header) and creating new templates.
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Ralph
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I'm tempted to go for Artisteer as it is. If it had any import functions, would be totally irresistible !
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Marla
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I have an Artisteer generated theme on my website NewStoryforAmerica.com that I got from wordpress.org. I would like to upload it into Artisteer and make a few minor changes. Is this possible and if so how do I do it.
Thanks
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Caroline
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Hello,
Marla, is there any way to get the .artx file from the author? Artisteer can open only .artx files. not the generated templates.
Wouter, I believe importing an existing non-Artisteer WordPress theme into Aristeer and edit it could never be possible as well as re-creating the third-party themes in Artisteer like was asked here:
http://www.artisteer.com/?post_id=101601&p=forum_post
Caroline.
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Marc
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Quote Ralph:
I'm tempted to go for Artisteer as it is. If it had any import functions, would be totally irresistible !
I absolutely agree....
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Goody
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even being able to import or open a basic html file would be good!
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Julian
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I would very much like to be able to import an exiting theme and change it. I've been using version 1 of Artisteer and I am pleased with it and was hoping that version 2 will bring this option but I can't see that. Any ways unknown for me maybe?
Julian
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Fiona
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People! As Caroline says "it could never be possible". Technically, logically, physically. You can't import even Artisteer exported theme. Artisteer can open only .artx files. It's <b>impossible</b> to compress generated theme into .artx file. Especially nonArtisteer.
It's would be great, but not possible 
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