If you’re just starting out on your quest for WordPress domination (or just building your own awesome site), the task can seem a bit overwhelming. I have been working with wordpress for a little over 5 years now. I started my Colorado Web Design business on Feb 28, 2011 (yes,
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:
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
In this video we create our first blog post and go over (very generally) the WordPress editor
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.
The remainder of the dashboard…
Are you new to WordPress development? Learn to recognize these 5 HTML patterns and you’ll start editing code before you can say “Grogu.”
Advanced Custom Fields help you organize your website content and backend as well as manipulate the frontend. And it’s a beautiful thing. (The pizza is relevant, we swear.)
Let’s dig even deeper into the WordPress database and walk through how to change a password with phpMyAdmin.
In this post, we dig into the WordPress database on a deep level so that you’ll be more comfortable in the phpMyAdmin application and know better how to troubleshoot your own site.
Need to move a WordPress website? No problem! Let’s walk through the basic steps for moving your site to a different hosting server (with video!).
Let’s add our own custom tab to the Tabs section at the bottom of a WooCommerce Single Product page.
In part 3 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages based on which product IDs are currently in a cart.
In part 2 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages based on which product categories are currently in a cart.
In part 1 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to look at a really simple hook that’s going to give us the ability to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce cart and checkout pages.
Let’s walk through how to create shortcodes in WordPress — and how to use them to display content from custom post types. [Video]
In this post, we show you how to move a product’s meta data on a WooCommerce single product page. [Video]
Adding our CPTs to our Custom Template In this video we tackle the process of getting our Advanced Custom Fields onto our custom template.
Attaching our CPTs to our Custom Post Type In this video we cover using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin and adding those fields to our Custom Post Type
Creating our first CPT and Custom Taxonomy! In this video we get into the nitty-gritty of creating a custom post type and a custom taxonomy using the Custom Post Types UI Plugin. Next time, we’re going to look at the front-facing side of our sites and then move on over
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
This video simply walks through the basic steps to get MAMP (free) installed on your Mac.
In this video, we’re just adding an actual WordPress site/install to our MAMP application so we can start building a site locally.
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
We venture into the theme customizer (Appearance – Customize).
We now move to the front end of the site to adjust the global settings for each page.
S&S Builders’ website has been spotted on the web! Check out this legen-dairy project, which was built using Beaver Builder.
