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[PaidCoursesForFree.com] - Udemy - Advanced WordPress Theme Development with Bootstrap 4

[PaidCoursesForFree.com] - Udemy - Advanced WordPress Theme Development with Bootstrap 4

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Create your own custom WordPress theme with Bootstrap 4, HTML, CSS, PHP, for yourself, your clients and for the world! 



What you’ll learn 

* You’ll learn how to create a WordPress theme from start to end 

* You’ll learn how to pack your theme for distribution 

* You’ll learn how to internationalize your theme 



Requirements 

* This is not for beginners. You need to know how to read/understand basic HTML, CSS and PHP code to follow the course 

* You need to know at least what is WordPress and what it is for 



Description 



THIS IS ONE OF FEW COURSES THAT INCLUDES NEW LECTURES ABOUT THE GUTENBERG EDITOR 



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“5 stars well deserved I say. The course is easy to follow and in case you come across any questions you can ask them on the Q&A board. So far the best WordPress theme development tutorial that I found here on Udemy. Looking forward to many many more from Marcelo :-).” 



(He Lu) 



“Recently I decided to master WordPress (…). I tried several ebooks and online tutorials but none of them explain things as clear as you did. I really like the approach you took to train your students. 



I know providing a course is hard, but providing a quality course is MUCH HARDER. But you managed to deliver almost everything with perfect guidance. I really learnt a lot from you, and I wish I can apply whatever I learnt from you to my career.” 



(Message from student Seng Fei Yang) 



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Every day small businesses, professionals and entrepreneurs realize how profitable is to have a website. WordPress is a powerful tool for creating dynamic, fast and visually appealing websites for those audiences. 



Maybe you’re a web designer / web developer who wants to create your own custom themes. You can use WordPress to start up your own website, or help your clients with their own projects. Or maybe you’re daring to dream your highest dream and want to sell your own custom theme on marketplaces such as Theme Forest. 



Well, you can’t achieve your goal if first you can’t learn the basics of WordPress theme development. 



So now it’s your turn! In this course you will learn how to build your own WordPress theme from scratch, using the latest Bootstrap 4* version! This course will be your first step in the wide world of WordPress! 



Learn How to Build Your Own WordPress Theme From Scratch 



• Master WordPress theme creation from the beginning 



• Have more control over your theme and learn step by step how to create your site with a modern and responsive look 



• Expand your knowledge by applying advanced techniques that set you apart from other professionals who also create for WordPress 



• Work with Bootstrap version 4* within your theme 



Master the Creation of a WordPress Themes in an Easy and Straightforward Way 



Currently it is estimated that around 20% of sites worldwide are built with WordPress. This number is increasing every day because WordPress is easy to use and it’s secure. 



If you already develop websites, you will see how fast it is to create with WordPress. You will also understand why it has created a passionate community of followers around it. 



There are several benefits for those who know how to build a custom WordPress theme. In addition to knowing how to solve problems more easily, learning how to create a theme from scratch literally puts you in control of your layout. The only limit will be your own creativity. 



Course Overview 



This course is designed to bring the basic concepts of WordPress theme creation to students worldwide. It contains more than 50 lectures that will bring your career as a WordPress theme developer to a whole new level. 



It has been carefully designed for professionals who already have minimal knowledge of HTML, CSS, PHP and wish to take a step forward in understanding how a WordPress theme works. This is not a course for beginners. So, if you don’t know how to work with a code editor (also known as an IDE) and still struggle to understand basic HTML/CSS/PHP, you’d better take a basic web development course first. 



This is not only a course on how to build a simple website. I will guide you on how to create a whole custom WordPress theme, with the latest Bootstrap 4*, that you can later on distribute or sell. 



Let’s start by learning the basic building blocks of a theme. You’ll see what it takes to register it in the WordPress admin dashboard, create your own menus and widget areas. 



You will also learn how to design the theme’s inner pages, all in a very straightforward way. In addition, throughout the lessons, I’ll be challenging you to bring your own solutions to the topics discussed. It will be a very good chance for you to practice what you’ll be learning! 



Although this is an entry level, intermediate level course, you will take your knowledge to a new level with a handful of advanced techniques. I’ll teach you how to use the WordPress Theme Customizer and you’ll also learn how to deal with theme internationalization/localization and tools such as the TGM Plugin Activation. Such tools will differentiate your work from that of other professionals who also build themes with WordPress. 



At the end of this course you’ll also find a couple more lessons about the new WordPress Gutenberg editor. You’ll understand what this tool is and how it will affect your work as a theme developer. 



You’ll also have access to all the files created during lessons. All of them updated and well organised for you to review or correct your own code.



At the end of the course, you will have learned how to create your own theme, from scratch, and confidently recreate a theme of your own, or turn a simple HTML template into a WordPress custom theme. In addition, at the end of the course, you will receive Udemy’s exclusive certificate! 



Are you ready? So, let’s get started! 



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* This is not a Bootstrap course. Bootstrap is only used to build up the theme during the course. 



Who this course is for: 

* Students who want to learn how WordPress works 

* Web designers/programmers who want to create a theme for themselves, clients or for selling 

* Professionals who want to build responsive themes with Bootstrap 4 and WordPress 

* I don’t recommend this course if you have never written a line of code before 



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  • [PaidCoursesForFree.com] - Udemy - Advanced WordPress Theme Development with Bootstrap 4
  • 1. Introduction/1. Introduction.vtt 6.9 KB
  • 1. Introduction/2. Course materials.html 2.2 KB
  • 1. Introduction/3. FAQ - PLEASE, READ.html 4.1 KB
  • 1. Introduction/4. New to Udemy.vtt 7 KB
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/1.1 Download XAMPP.html 89 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/10.1 Bootstrap's Website.html 85 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/13.1 Developer Handbook - wp_nav_menu() function.html 125 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/14. Questionnaire 1.html 155 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/2. Troubleshooting XAMPP on a localhost (Mac OSX users ONLY).html 5.3 KB
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.1 Why do I need to change my database prefix.html 110 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.1 WordPress Table Prefix - How & Why To Change It (YouTube video).html 104 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.2 Download WordPress.html 85 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.2 Why do I need to change my database prefix.html 110 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.3 Download WordPress.html 85 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/3.3 WordPress Table Prefix - How & Why To Change It (YouTube video).html 104 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/4.1 Theme Anatomy Model - WP Tuts Plus.html 148 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/4.1 WordPress Basic Theme Anatomy Cheat Sheet.html 144 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/4.2 Theme Anatomy Model - WP Tuts Plus.html 148 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/4.2 WordPress Basic Theme Anatomy Cheat Sheet.html 144 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/5.1 Screenshot.png - WordPress recommendations.html 117 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/5.2 Screenshot.png - WordPress recommendations.html 117 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/6.1 Emmet Tutorial.html 104 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/6.1 Theme Review Team - Theme Tags.html 131 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/6.2 Emmet Tutorial.html 104 B
  • 2. WordPress basic theme structure/6.2 Theme Review Team - Theme Tags.html 131 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/1.1 The WordPress Loop - Codex.html 97 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/11. The powerful WP_Query class (part 1).vtt 4.7 KB
  • 3. Advanced Functions/13. The powerful WP_Query class (part 3).vtt 6.3 KB
  • 3. Advanced Functions/14.1 All the parameters for the WP_Query class.html 124 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/14.2 Generate a list of arguments more easily.html 93 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/15. Questionnaire 2.html 155 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/2. What are and how to use Template Pages (part 1).vtt 6.6 KB
  • 3. Advanced Functions/4.1 Add Theme Support - Documentation.html 131 B
  • 3. Advanced Functions/6. Getting template parts.vtt 4.3 KB
  • 3. Advanced Functions/7.1 Post Formats - Documentation.html 101 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/1. Including Permalinks.vtt 4.1 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/10. Creating archive, category, author and tags page (part 2).vtt 5.1 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/11. Including a 404 error page.vtt 6.2 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/11.1 the_widget() - Codex Documentation.html 118 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/12.1 The use of meta tags in WordPress themes.html 111 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/13. Questionnaire 3.html 155 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/2. The single.php template file.vtt 6.4 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/3. Allowing Comments.vtt 6.5 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/4. Search templates and forms (part 1).vtt 4.5 KB
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  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/6. Search templates and forms (part 3).vtt 4 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/7. Handling pagination (part 1).vtt 7.1 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/8. Handling pagination (part 2).vtt 6.7 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/8.1 the_posts_pagination() Function - Codex.html 128 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/9. Creating archive, category, author and tags page (part 1).vtt 5.3 KB
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/9.1 List of WordPress template files - WordPress Theme Handbook.html 122 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/9.1 Theme Forest - Theme Submission Requirements.html 159 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/9.2 List of WordPress template files - WordPress Theme Handbook.html 122 B
  • 4. Creating the Inner Pages of our Theme/9.2 Theme Forest - Theme Submission Requirements.html 159 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/3.1 Contact Form 7 Documentation.html 91 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/3.1 Contact Form 7 FAQ.html 90 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/3.2 Contact Form 7 Documentation.html 91 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/3.2 Contact Form 7 FAQ.html 90 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.1 Google Maps Embed API Guide.html 121 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.1 Google Maps Platform - Pricing Tables.html 114 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.1 Tutorial on how to restrict your API key.html 130 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.2 Google Maps Platform - Pricing Tables.html 114 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.2 Google Maps Platform - Usage Examples and FAQ.html 108 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.2 Tutorial on how to restrict your API key.html 130 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.3 Google Maps Platform - Pricing Tables.html 114 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.3 Google Maps Platform - Usage Examples and FAQ.html 108 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.3 Tutorial on how to restrict your API key.html 130 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.4 Google Maps Embed API Guide.html 121 B
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/4.4 Google Maps Platform - Pricing Tables.html 114 B
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  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/5. Setting up a Social Networks plugin.vtt 5.8 KB
  • 5. Installing and Setting up Free Plugins on WordPress/6. Including a Responsive Menu.vtt 6.8 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/1. The Theme Customizer WordPress API in detail (part 1).vtt 6.9 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/10. Packing the Theme with the TGM Plugin Activation (part 3).vtt 4.5 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/12.1 More about the Gutenberg Editor and its interface.html 117 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/13.1 Fix for the full and wide alignment CSS.html 161 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/14. Getting Our Theme Ready for Gutenberg (part 4).vtt 5.2 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/15.1 Gutenberg - Customizing Font Options.html 147 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/16.1 Gutenberg - Changing the width of the editor.html 163 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/16.2 How to add Google fonts to WordPress themes using a specialised function.html 140 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/17. Getting Our Theme Ready for Gutenberg (part 7).vtt 5.1 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/17.1 Gutenberg - Creating Block Types.html 109 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/18. Questionnaire 4.html 155 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/2.1 A very powerful tutorial about the Theme Customizer.html 148 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/2.1 Customizer Objects.html 133 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/2.2 A very powerful tutorial about the Theme Customizer.html 148 B
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  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/5. Theme Internationalization (part 1).vtt 4.9 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/6.1 All about WordPress Internationalization.html 118 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/6.1 Preparing Your WordPress Theme for the World.html 104 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/6.2 All about WordPress Internationalization.html 118 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/6.2 Preparing Your WordPress Theme for the World.html 104 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/8. Packing the Theme with the TGM Plugin Activation (part 1).vtt 6 KB
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/8.1 TGM Plugin Activation website.html 92 B
  • 6. Advanced Functions and APIs/9. Packing the Theme with the TGM Plugin Activation (part 2).vtt 4.9 KB
  • 7. Final Steps/1.1 WP Clone - FAQ.html 102 B
  • 7. Final Steps/1.2 How to manually export a WordPress site from local to a live site.html 153 B

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