Complete WordPress Theme Developer Course With Bootstrap

Complete WordPress Theme Developer Course With Bootstrap, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 174 lectures, 13 quizzes, based on 418 reviews, and has 4203 subscribers.

You will learn about How to sell your themes to other webmasters Develop a complete theme from scratch using concepts presented in this course Know how to set up the exact development environment perfect for theme development. Learn how to identify their theme to the WordPress system Build important theme features including the header, footer and sidebar Add important information to blog posts including permalinks, author information and publish date Develop custom templates which include multi-column templates with sidebars and full page templates Create a search form and search results page Create dedicated categories & tags page and to recognize the difference between both Create a tag cloud Add theme support for featured images, HTML5, menus and more Create menus and theme locations for those menus Distribute custom post types Work with the WordPress customizer Build customizer sections, controls, panels and settings Include page builders with the TGM Activation plugin Recognize coding best practices and how to use the Theme Check plugin to inspect a theme before submitting to the WP review team Build child themes Use version control and know the importance of it Create special templates Use the WP REST API to quickly display posts without loading the web browser. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is perfect for PHP developers interested in developing WordPress plugins It is particularly useful for This course is perfect for PHP developers interested in developing WordPress plugins.

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Summary

Title: Complete WordPress Theme Developer Course With Bootstrap

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 174

Number of Quizzes: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 168

Number of Published Quizzes: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 187

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 180

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to sell your themes to other webmasters
Develop a complete theme from scratch using concepts presented in this course
Know how to set up the exact development environment perfect for theme development.
Learn how to identify their theme to the WordPress system
Build important theme features including the header, footer and sidebar
Add important information to blog posts including permalinks, author information and publish date
Develop custom templates which include multi-column templates with sidebars and full page templates
Create a search form and search results page
Create dedicated categories & tags page and to recognize the difference between both
Create a tag cloud
Add theme support for featured images, HTML5, menus and more
Create menus and theme locations for those menus
Distribute custom post types
Work with the WordPress customizer
Build customizer sections, controls, panels and settings
Include page builders with the TGM Activation plugin
Recognize coding best practices and how to use the Theme Check plugin to inspect a theme before submitting to the WP review team
Build child themes
Use version control and know the importance of it
Create special templates
Use the WP REST API to quickly display posts without loading the web browser.

Who Should Attend

This course is perfect for PHP developers interested in developing WordPress plugins

Target Audiences

This course is perfect for PHP developers interested in developing WordPress plugins

If you ever wanted to build a complete WordPress theme, this course is perfect for you. Not only do we provide over 20 hours of instruction building themes; we provide advanced topics that will make your theme more popular that also gets approved faster by the WordPress theme review team including:

Set up your ideal development environment including PHP, MySQL, and more
Build sections, panels, and controls for the WordPress customizer
WordPress coding best practices
Automatically recommend and/or require page builders with your theme
Use version control (the basics) to make sure your theme development is a smooth process
Create a theme that follows coding best practice and standards
Develop a complete theme from a static responsive theme from scratch
Make your theme compatible with WooCommerce
Display posts quickly with the WP REST API
How to earn revenue from your themes, how much to charge for your themes and which websites are the best marketplaces for your themes.
Package page builders and other plugins with your theme from WordPress, Guthub or in a separate director
Version control of your themes using Git and Github

COMING in MAY AND JUNE 2017: BOOTSTRAP-THEME-MANIA!…We will build a Bootstrap theme as part of all of the concepts taught in this course!

You can already see the Static Bootstrap theme in section 22. We are still creating that brand new theme, you can follow along. We upload videos for this new section a little at a time.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: An Overview of the Entire Course from Start To Finish

Lecture 1: Introduction: 2 Different Themes: Which one should YOU develop first?

Chapter 2: Setting Up Our Development Environment

Lecture 1: Tools

Lecture 2: Downloading and Installing WordPress Onto Our Local Server

Lecture 3: Setting up our PHP Environment

Lecture 4: Creating a blank MySQL database

Lecture 5: Getting Dummy Content To Shape Our Theme

Lecture 6: Project: Create 3 posts and pages with Dummy Content

Lecture 7: One Additional Plugin for Dummy Content

Chapter 3: Identifying Our Theme To WordPress

Lecture 1: Creating a Name and Description

Lecture 2: Creating Our Theme Folder

Lecture 3: Creating our First Theme File

Lecture 4: Creating Our Theme's Screenshot

Lecture 5: Review of the Category Hierarchy Structure

Chapter 4: Building Our Theme Including a Zip File Of Our Completed Theme

Lecture 1: Starting our WordPress theme with Simple HTML5 and Starting Index.html File

Lecture 2: Introducing Bloginfo()

Lecture 3: Creating Our Header

Lecture 4: Creating Our Footer

Lecture 5: Creating Our Sidebar

Lecture 6: Creating Custom Template Tags

Lecture 7: Review of the Sections That Help Build Our Theme

Chapter 5: Displaying Post and Pages

Lecture 1: Displaying Posts

Lecture 2: Displaying Pages

Lecture 3: Two Options On Creating A Custom Post Type For The Next Video

Lecture 4: Adding Permalinks and Publish Dates

Lecture 5: Display Random Posts

Lecture 6: Review Plus Ordering Posts in Ascending and Descending Order

Chapter 6: Building Our Theme's Inner Pages

Lecture 1: Developing Our Posts Template (Part 1 of 3)

Lecture 2: Developing Our Posts Template (Part 2 of 3)

Lecture 3: Alternative Way Of Displaying Post Content

Lecture 4: Developing Our Posts Template (Part 3 of 3)

Lecture 5: Developing Our Default Page Template

Lecture 6: Developing Variant Page Templates

Lecture 7: Developing Our Comments Template

Lecture 8: Review

Chapter 7: Search Forms and Search Results

Lecture 1: Displaying WordPress' Default Search Form

Lecture 2: Customizing Our Search Form

Lecture 3: Starting Our Search Results Template

Lecture 4: Adding Our Search Results Loop

Lecture 5: Add Featured Images To Search Results

Lecture 6: Adding Authors To Search Results

Chapter 8: Category and Tag Pages

Lecture 1: Developing Our Initial Category Template

Lecture 2: Review of the Category Hierarchy Structure

Lecture 3: Adding The Conditional Category Tag

Lecture 4: Developing Our Initial Tag Template

Lecture 5: Creating a Tag Cloud

Chapter 9: Adding Theme Support

Lecture 1: What Is Theme Support

Lecture 2: Overview of add_theme_support()

Lecture 3: Adding HTML 5 Markup Support

Lecture 4: Theme Support Only For The Admin

Chapter 10: Menus and Theme Locations

Lecture 1: What Are Theme Locations?

Lecture 2: Creating Our First Theme Location

Lecture 3: Displaying Our Menu

Lecture 4: Adding Our Other Menus

Lecture 5: Menu Placeholders

Lecture 6: Submenus and Menu Depth

Chapter 11: Custom Post Types

Lecture 1: Creating A Post Type

Lecture 2: Adding Taxonomies

Lecture 3: Adding Custom Field Support

Lecture 4: Supporting Featured Images

Lecture 5: Displaying Custom Post Types

Chapter 12: Theme Customizer

Lecture 1: Introducing the Theme Customizer

Lecture 2: Customizer Sections & Controls

Lecture 3: Displaying Customizer Data (Part 1)

Lecture 4: Displaying Customizer Data (Part 2)

Lecture 5: Colors From 3 Different Controls

Lecture 6: Project: Restaurant Menu

Lecture 7: Project: Restaurant Google Map

Lecture 8: Project: Restaurant Hours of Operations (Part 1)

Lecture 9: Project: Restaurant Hours of Operations (Part 2)

Lecture 10: Panels

Lecture 11: Active Callback (Part 1)

Lecture 12: Active Callback (Part 2)

Lecture 13: Image Uploads

Lecture 14: Conclusion & Project

Chapter 13: Page Builders

Lecture 1: Intro to Page Builders

Lecture 2: TGM Plugin Activation

Lecture 3: Adding Our Plugins

Lecture 4: Project: Find Page Builders

Lecture 5: Pre-packaging Page Builders

Chapter 14: Coding Best Practices

Lecture 1: WordPress Coding Standards

Lecture 2: Project: Best Practices

Instructors

Rob Percival
Web Developer And Teacher
Bruce Chamoff
Web Developer of 23 Years & the first Web Design Coach
Codestars • over 2 million students worldwide!
Teaching the Next Generation of Coders

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 26 votes
2 stars: 29 votes
3 stars: 56 votes
4 stars: 104 votes
5 stars: 203 votes

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