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“How to Convert a Lovable.dev Site into WordPress Theme”

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Teaches a concrete Lovable build from prompt through product screens, making visible workflow proof do the selling before the CTA.

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  1. 0:00Hello everyone! In this video, I will show you how to convert a lovable .dev site into a WordPress theme.
  2. 0:06First, open your lovable project. In the top right corner, click on the GitHub icon.
  3. 0:11From the menu, select Configure, then click View on GitHub.
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Prompt → working product

Start with a concrete app, expose the prompt-and-build sequence on screen, and keep errors inside the workflow until a real product is running.

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