WordPress Intermediate Skills: WordPress for Web Developers
Description
What you’ll learn
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Intermediate skills to take your WordPress skills to the next level.
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About the WordPress files installed on your server
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The importance of child themes and how to create them.
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More information about WordPress pages, including parent-child relationship, page templates, template hierarchy, conditional statements, custom page templates and custom post templates.
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Why redirects are important and how to implement them.
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Quickly converting your site to HTTPS if supported by your web host (most do).
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How to speed up your site, and how to check if it is mobile friendly.
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Design stuff like dynamic widgets and sidebars, page builders, Google Maps without plugins and much more.
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Better media library control and image galleries.
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WordPress users and roles, plus how to create your own roles.
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GDPR – everyone needs to be compliant.
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How autoresponders work and why you should use them.
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Creating different site structures using WordPress.
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Why time-on-site & CTR are important and how to monitor them and tweak elements on your page to improve these metrics.
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How to create a staging platform to work on your site behind the scenes until you want to push changes to the live site.
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WordPress developers tools built into Google Chrome, and how to use them to tweak your page design.
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I have been teaching WordPress for around 15 years and recently asked a group of my students:
“What do you think is missing from most WordPress courses, that YOU feel all WordPress users need to know.”Â
This course is the result of that questionnaire.
If you have a working knowledge of WordPress, but want to learn more and become a better website developer, then this course can help.Â
This course does not teach you how to use WordPress. Â That much is assumed.Â
This course includes more information on :
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WordPress files on your server and how to access them with FTP or through cPanel.
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Child themes and how to create them.
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WordPress pages including parent-child relationships, page templates, template hierarchy, conditional statements, custom page templates and custom post templates.
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Why redirects are important and how to use them successfully.
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HTTP to HTTPS conversion on web hosts that support Let’s Encrypt.
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Improving page load times by optimizing your site, and checking your site is mobile-friendly.
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Design stuff like Themes, Dynamic Widgets, Custom Sidebars, Jump Links, Page Builders & Favicons.
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The Media Library and image galleries.
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WordPress Users and roles. Â Your’ll also learn how to create your own roles.
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GDPR and how to ensure you are compliant.
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Autoresponders – how they work and why you should use them.
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Site Structure – how to create different types of site with WordPress using the tools available within the Dashboard.
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CTR & Time on Site, and how to improve these by monitoring and tweaking.
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WordPress Problems and how to solve the majority of them quickly and easily.
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Staging Sites and how to create them so you can work on a copy of your site and only push updates to the live site when you are ready.
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Developer Tools built into Google Chrome (&Â Firefox) to help examine the code behind your site, and tweak it.
By the end of this course you will have a more complete tool set to create engaging, successful websites using WordPress.
Who this course is for:
- WordPress users that want to learn more skills relevant to WordPress development.
Course content
- Introduction
- WordPress on the Server
- Child Themes
- WordPress Pages
- Redirects
- HTTPS
- Site Speed & Mobile-Friendly
- Design Stuff
- Media Library
- WordPress Users
Price
: 16.99 EUR
Brand
Andrew Williams
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