Posts Tagged ‘wordpress for beginners’
Beaver Builder Theme 101 Global Settings 3
We now move to the front end of the site to adjust the global settings for each page.
Read MoreBeaver Builder Theme 101 Appearance Customizer 2
We venture into the theme customizer (Appearance – Customize).
Read MoreBeaver Builder Theme 1010 Initial Setup 1
In this video we get settled with Beaver Builder Theme and Child Theme. We add a small customization to the child theme to help prevent our style sheet from being cached (so we can’t see our changes). ** I’m just putting the basics of those 2 lines of code from the video. You can adjust…
Read MoreWordPress 101 Main Dashboard Itemsthe remainder of the dashboard
The remainder of the dashboard…
Read MoreWordPress 101 Categories and Permalinks 4
We delve into giving our blog posts categories and (if I’m being completely honest) we get stuck in a discussion about Permalinks for (perhaps) maybe too long.
Read MoreWordPress 101 Your First Post 3
In this video we create our first blog post and go over (very generally) the WordPress editor
Read MoreWordPress 101 Dashboard 2
The second video in this WordPress 101 series covers the main WordPress Admin Panel and touch on the Dashboard section (home / updates) In this video, we assume the viewer is familiar with MAMP (or some local web server application) and we are moving forward past the most basic setup steps. These steps were covered…
Read MoreWordPress 101 Initial Install Screen 1
The first video in this WordPress 101 series covers the initial installation screen In this video, we assume the viewer is familiar with MAMP (or some local web server application) and we are moving forward past the most basic setup steps. These steps were covered in our MAMP video series:
Read MorePosts and Post Types
Intro Video This is a quick overview of the following: What are the basic components of a WordPress site? What is a “post”? What is a “custom post type”? What is the purpose of CPTs and why do I care? Quick overview of the CPT UI plugin and how to evaluate an unknown plugin.
Read MoreLearn the code, you will
Another one of the sage lessons Sean taught me was once you start digging into the code, specifically he was talking about HTML, you will start to see patterns. It doesn’t take an HTML expert to recognize these patterns and be able to start to make some edits. Before we go any further, a disclaimer:…
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