Learning WordPress Theme Customizer in Theme Development
While learning custom WordPress theme development, today I explored an important feature called the Theme Customizer.
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Building a Better WordPress Theme: Sidebars, Footers, Archives & Menus
When learning custom WordPress theme development, one of the most exciting parts is creating reusable theme features like sidebars, menus, archive pages, and footer areas.
Understanding Hooks, Actions, Filters & Child Themes in WordPress
As you continue learning WordPress theme development, you’ll frequently hear terms like:Hooks, Actions, Filters, Child Themes.
Using Gulp in WordPress Theme Development
Gulp is a task runner.
Installing WordPress and Creating Your First Custom Theme
If you want to become a WordPress theme developer, the best way to learn is by creating a simple custom theme from scratch. In this guide, you’ll learn the basics…
How to Sync Announcements Across Multiple WordPress Websites Using WP REST API
Managing multiple WordPress websites under the same domain area can be challenging, especially when it comes to publishing global announcements.
How to Create WordPress Custom Theme – 8 – Starting with Custom Post Type (CPT)
There are many way to create Custom Post Type in WordPress. By plugin or by some online CPT generator scripts like: https://wpturbo.dev/generators/post-type/
How to Create WordPress Custom Theme – 7 – Writing a custom query to fetch posts
Till now we use all WordPress functions to get the data like the_title, the_content etc. But what about the situation when we need to fetch the custom data or when…
How to Create WordPress Custom Theme – 6 – Setting up Blog page template & single post template & archive template
WordPress has options to choose blog page as Blog template in back-end. We are going to create Blog page in back-end and assign it to Blog template from settings. Now…
How to Create WordPress Custom Theme – 5 – Setting up front-page.php
WordPress can set a single page as website’s home page or Blog page as home page. There is a setting in WordPress back-end. index.php is the default layout for all…