- Overview
- Transcript
1.1 Welcome
Welcome! In this lesson I'll give you an overview of what you'll be learning in the course.
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome01:20
2.Framework Basics
2.1Installing WordPress05:58
2.2Creating the Framework Outline08:40
3.PHP Files
3.1The functions.php File11:22
3.2The Index Page04:30
3.3The Content Pages (Part 1)09:37
3.4The Content Pages (Part 2)09:49
3.5The Content Pages (Part 3)07:37
3.6The Content Pages (Part 4)05:36
3.7The Header (Part 1)10:35
3.8The Header (Part 2)06:17
3.9The Footer11:35
3.10The Single Page and Post Templates07:10
3.11The Comments Template11:19
3.12The Author Archives05:20
3.13The Date, Category and Tag Archives08:02
3.14The 404 and Search Pages04:26
3.15The Full Width and Contact Page Templates06:45
3.16Creating a Simple Widget08:48
4.Finishing Touches
4.1The CSS Explained07:01
4.2Final Touches16:06
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion01:31
1.1 Welcome
Hello and welcome to a new Tut's Plus course. I'm Adi Pordilla and my goal with this course is to help you build your very own WordPress framework. A lot of people want to build WordPress themes, either for themselves, a client, or maybe for sale on ThemeForest. And if you do this often, then a framework is the best thing you can start with because it can serve as a foundation for any future themes you might develop. So whenever you start a new project, half of the work is already done for you. You just have to take that framework, apply some CSS to it, And tweak it so it matches your new theme. That's what I'm gonna show you in this course. I'm gonna build a fully functional WordPress framework that can serve as a skeleton for your themes. Please note that some PHP knowledge is required, and also some WordPress knowledge would be awesome because this is an intermediate course. However, I'll do my best to explain everything I'm doing. At the end of the course, I'll also walk you through some CSS that I've written for this framework. So, without further ado, let's jump to lesson number one where I will show you how to install WordPress.
