In this tutorial and screencast, I'll show you how to create a PHP file within a WordPress theme. I’ll also show you how to add some PHP code to the file.

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Learn how to code a menu with multiple-level items that drop down when the user hovers over higher-level menu items.

Learn all about the brand new Twenty Nineteen WordPress default theme and what makes it tick under the hood.