Advanced WordPress Gutenberg Blocks, Post Types & Taxonomies

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction and First Steps

Lecture 1: A Preview of the Final Projects

Lecture 2: The Gutenberg Blocks included in this course

Lecture 3: Installing WordPress locally

Lecture 4: Code Snippets for this course

Lecture 5: How to Load the different versions for this course

Lecture 6: The Images and Files for this Course

Lecture 7: Atom Packages for WordPress Development (my favorites)

Lecture 8: Local by Flywheeel

Chapter 2: Introduction to Custom Post Types

Lecture 1: What are Custom Post Types?

Lecture 2: Creating a Plugin for Custom Post Types

Lecture 3: Creating a Basic Custom Post Type

Lecture 4: Creating an Advanced Custom Post Type

Lecture 5: Adding Another Custom Post Type for Events

Lecture 6: Custom Post Type UI Plugin: Creating CPT from the Admin

Lecture 7: GenerateWP to Create Custom Post Types

Lecture 8: Adding A Post to our New Custom Post type

Lecture 9: Importing the Second Version for this Site

Chapter 3: Introduction to Taxonomies

Lecture 1: What are Taxonomies?

Lecture 2: Creating a Basic Taxonomy

Lecture 3: Creating an Advanced Taxonomy

Lecture 4: Creating a Taxonomy for Course

Lecture 5: Creating a Taxonomy for Mood

Lecture 6: Creating a Taxonomy for Price Range with Custom Post Type UI

Lecture 7: Creating a Taxonomy with GenerateWP

Lecture 8: Adding Terms to our Taxonomies

Lecture 9: Applying Terms to Recipes

Lecture 10: Loading the Third Version for this Project

Chapter 4: Wrapping up Everything in Our Theme

Lecture 1: Creating a Single Post Template for a Custom Post Type

Lecture 2: Printing our Taxonomy Terms in our Template

Lecture 3: Creating a Taxonomy Archive Template

Lecture 4: Creating an Archive Template for a Specific Term

Lecture 5: Printing Custom Post Types in the Index Page

Lecture 6: Identifying Custom Post Types

Chapter 5: Example with Taxonomies and Custom Post Types

Lecture 1: Preview of the Final Project for this Section

Lecture 2: Creating a Menu with Terms from a Taxonomy

Lecture 3: How to Query the Taxonomies?

Lecture 4: Creating a Function to Query the Custom Post Type and Taxonomy

Lecture 5: Finishing up our Function and Printing the Results

Lecture 6: Adding some jQuery to our Example

Lecture 7: Finishing up our example with some CSS

Chapter 6: Advanced Example with Taxonomies and Custom Post Types

Lecture 1: Preview of the Final Project for this section

Lecture 2: Creating a Function to use with WP Ajax

Lecture 3: Passing data with WP Ajax

Lecture 4: Building a JavaScript Template

Lecture 5: Getting the user time with JavaScript

Lecture 6: Finishing up our Example

Chapter 7: Working with Metaboxes

Lecture 1: What are the Metaboxes?

Lecture 2: Creating a Plugin for Metaboxes

Lecture 3: Adding the Metabox Zone

Lecture 4: Adding Fields to our Metabox

Lecture 5: Saving Metabox Fields to the Database

Lecture 6: Printing Metabox Fields in our Theme

Lecture 7: Styling the Metabox Information in our Theme

Chapter 8: Practicing Metaboxes: Building a Upcoming and Past Events Plugin

Lecture 1: Downloading CMB2 and Creating a Plugin

Lecture 2: Checking all Field Types Available in CMB2

Lecture 3: Calling the CMB2 Files in our Plugin

Lecture 4: Adding Fields to our Metaboxes

Lecture 5: Adding Events

Lecture 6: Quering Metaboxes and Fields

Lecture 7: Printing all the Fields

Lecture 8: Printing Past Events

Lecture 9: Finishing our Plugin with some CSS

Chapter 9: Advanced Taxonomy Filter with Filterizr w/ Masonry effect

Lecture 1: Preview of the project

Lecture 2: Adding Filterizr to our Theme

Lecture 3: Adding the Page and Page Template

Lecture 4: Printing the Taxonomy Terms

Lecture 5: Printing the Posts

Lecture 6: Adding the proper HTML Markup

Lecture 7: Calling the jQuery Plugin with JavaScript

Lecture 8: Fixing the Problem if you have 1 post under 2 Taxonomies or more

Lecture 9: Styling the Menu with CSS

Lecture 10: Finishing our example

Chapter 10: Advanced Taxonomy Filter with Filterizr w/ Masonry effect (Packed Layout)

Lecture 1: What we're building in this Chapter

Lecture 2: Adding the JavaScript and Creating the Template

Lecture 3: Adding New Image Sizes

Lecture 4: Displaying Different Image Sizes

Lecture 5: Adding some PHP Tricks to display a bigger number of small images

Lecture 6: Adding CSS to display different Widths in our Recipes

Lecture 7: Finishing the CSS part

Lecture 8: Final Words from this Chapter

Chapter 11: Building an Advanced Search Form with AJAX

Lecture 1: Adding the Basic HTML

Lecture 2: Adding the jQuery and PHP Functions

Lecture 3: Sending data with PHP to Ajax

Lecture 4: Printing the JavaScript data in HTML

Lecture 5: Finishing Printing the JavaScript data in HTML

Lecture 6: Filtering by Taxonomy Term

Lecture 7: Adding another Taxonomy Term

Lecture 8: Querying by Metadata (or Metabox information)

Lecture 9: Finishing the Example