Many developers would like to build their very own WordPress themes, for personal projects or for profit. If building themes is something you plan on doing often, then having your very own WordPress framework is an essential, as it will serve as a foundation for any future themes you develop. In this course Adi Purdila will show you how to develop a fully functional WordPress framework that can serve as a skeleton for your themes!
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome01:20
1.1
Welcome
01:20
2.Framework Basics
2.1Installing WordPress05:58
2.1
Installing WordPress
05:58
2.2Creating the Framework Outline08:40
2.2
Creating the Framework Outline
08:40
3.PHP Files
3.1The functions.php File11:22
3.1
The functions.php File
11:22
3.2The Index Page04:30
3.2
The Index Page
04:30
3.3The Content Pages (Part 1)09:37
3.3
The Content Pages (Part 1)
09:37
3.4The Content Pages (Part 2)09:49
3.4
The Content Pages (Part 2)
09:49
3.5The Content Pages (Part 3)07:36
3.5
The Content Pages (Part 3)
07:36
3.6The Content Pages (Part 4)05:36
3.6
The Content Pages (Part 4)
05:36
3.7The Header (Part 1)10:35
3.7
The Header (Part 1)
10:35
3.8The Header (Part 2)06:17
3.8
The Header (Part 2)
06:17
3.9The Footer11:35
3.9
The Footer
11:35
3.10The Single Page and Post Templates07:10
3.10
The Single Page and Post Templates
07:10
3.11The Comments Template11:19
3.11
The Comments Template
11:19
3.12The Author Archives05:20
3.12
The Author Archives
05:20
3.13The Date, Category and Tag Archives08:02
3.13
The Date, Category and Tag Archives
08:02
3.14The 404 and Search Pages04:26
3.14
The 404 and Search Pages
04:26
3.15The Full Width and Contact Page Templates06:45
3.15
The Full Width and Contact Page Templates
06:45
3.16Creating a Simple Widget08:47
3.16
Creating a Simple Widget
08:47
4.Finishing Touches
4.1The CSS Explained07:01
4.1
The CSS Explained
07:01
4.2Final Touches16:05
4.2
Final Touches
16:05
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:31
5.1
Conclusion
01:31
