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Explore WordPress theme development with Unyson and Bootstrap 4, covering installation on Mac and Windows, local setup, Google fonts integration, image slicing, and building templates and pages from scratch.
Beginner-friendly course requirements let you learn WordPress theme development with Unyson and Bootstrap 4 without extensive programming; ensure a stable internet connection and basic knowledge of BHB.
Download the Mac version of MAMP, run the installer, and complete the setup. Launch MAMP to access your projects locally and manage local hosts from the MAMP interface.
download and extract WordPress, place it in your local host directory, create a database via phpMyAdmin, and complete the localhost installation to launch your WordPress site.
Download brackets from the official home page, install the brackets editor by copying it to the applications folder, then launch the editor to start coding.
Explore the Unyson framework for WordPress, featuring a drag-and-drop page builder, built-in extensions, and responsive classes that simplify creating professional themes and templates.
Set up WordPress with Unyson and a theme by downloading the theme, copying it into your project, activating the theme, and installing Unyson with the page builder and extensions.
Learn to integrate bootstrap with the Unyson framework by adding bootstrap css and js to your WordPress theme. Enqueue files via functions.php and header updates for a responsive design.
Learn how to clean a WordPress theme by removing unused files, optimize core files, and update header and navigation with unique IDs and classes for Unyson and Bootstrap 4.
Modify WordPress core files and Unyson settings to customize headers, footers, and core functions. Enable the virtual page builder, add section options, and tailor layouts for clients.
Discover how to use function references and Unyson support to build WordPress themes with Bootstrap 4, explore live demos, and follow getting started guides for templates and extensions.
Learn to export assets from a PSD for a WordPress theme, including trimming transparent pixels, saving for web, and preparing logos, icons, backgrounds, and slider images.
Export assets from PSD by selecting icons in services, team, and social media sections, duplicating layers, and saving as transparent pixels.
Learn to optimize images for faster page load and SEO by compressing using tinypng and replacing originals in your WordPress theme workflow.
discover how to add Google fonts to a WordPress theme using Unyson and Bootstrap 4 by either importing into the stylesheet or linking in the header and applying font styles.
Build WordPress theme templates with bootstrap 4, producing full width and sidebar layouts, using the loop and dynamic sidebars to display content.
Build a responsive header topbar with a two-column Bootstrap grid: social icons on the left, live chat, email, phone, plus a language selector on the right, using Font Awesome icons.
Learn to create and integrate topbar options in a WordPress Unyson theme, adding social icons, live chat, email, and phone links with dynamic values from the theme settings.
Learn to set up a WordPress theme header by uploading a logo in theme options, creating a dynamic home link, and building a responsive navigation bar with Bootstrap 4 grid.
Discover how to add options to a section shortcode using the Unyson framework, including a custom class and padding controls, and implement these settings via the page builder and shortcodes.
Set the section padding to 50 pixels and add the missing colon in the options, so the shortcode starts accepting values again in the unyson and bootstrap 4 theme.
Set up and configure the Revolution Slider plugin in WordPress to display a homepage slider with images and text, adjust styling with CSS, and customize navigation features.
Learn to build a section heading shortcode for WordPress using Unyson and Bootstrap 4. Create folders, config, options, and views, then style to render a customizable heading and subheading.
Develop a dynamic packages shortcode by building configurable options for border, title, type, colors, background, price, ratings, features, visibility, and a custom class for flexible display in a WordPress theme.
Design a Bootstrap 4 powered WordPress packages layout using Unyson shortcodes, building a 12-column grid with foreach loops, dynamic package options, color schemes, and feature blocks.
Learn to create and manage packages using shortcodes, configure color schemes and pricing, add features with visibility controls, and preview updates in WordPress.
Learn to style WordPress theme packages using CSS techniques such as border radius, overflow handling, and positioning, including relative and absolute layouts, color schemes, and before and transform effects.
Learn how to style WordPress package features in a Unyson and Bootstrap 4 theme by adjusting colors, font sizes, visibility, backgrounds, borders, and responsive spacing, with practical CSS techniques.
Build a services section with six blocks categorized into basic, advanced, and optional tabs, using the packages shortcode for the heading and a custom post type with taxonomies.
Learn to create and register custom post types and taxonomies in WordPress, using register_post_type and register_taxonomy, with essential arguments, labels, and interconnections for site functionality.
Learn to create a WordPress services section by registering a custom post type and a services taxonomy, add basic and premium categories, and configure options with Unyson.
Explore building a services section in WordPress using Unyson and Bootstrap 4 by creating custom post types, taxonomies, and a shortcode to display services in tabbed categories.
Create a dynamic, category-driven tabbed section in a WordPress theme to display services by category. Use grid layouts, taxonomies, and database queries to fetch icons and content.
Style the services section of a WordPress theme using Bootstrap 4 and Unyson by shaping category lists with borders, spacing, inline blocks, and active states for clean, reusable layouts.
Explore how to build a call-to-action section in a WordPress theme using Unyson and Bootstrap 4, including a button linking to a contact page and applying a background image.
Build a call-to-action section in a WordPress theme, adding a styled section with background, top and bottom padding, text, and a button, while using clear class names for layout.
Style the city section of a WordPress theme using Unyson and Bootstrap 4, adjusting typography, centering content, applying background and border styles, padding, and smooth transitions.
Build a WordPress team section in a Bootstrap 4 theme using Unyson, creating a custom post type with designation and social media fields, then display four-column layouts via a shortcode.
Create a team custom post type with extra options, including designation and social media links, by duplicating service templates and configuring Unyson framework settings for Bootstrap 4 compatibility.
Learn to build a WordPress team section with Unyson and Bootstrap 4 by creating a custom post type and displaying team members via a shortcode in a three-column layout.
Design and style a WordPress team section from a PSD using a custom post type and shortcode to display members with title, designation, and social icons, applying typography and spacing.
Create a features shortcode and implement a two-column features section with four items, including icons, headings, subheadings, and descriptions in a WordPress theme using Unyson and Bootstrap 4.
Master styling features and lists to PSD by applying short code, adjusting the features section with margins, and styling headings and descriptions using font family, color, and uppercase text.
In this course, you will learn how to build quality WordPress themes using unyson framework. In this course, you will be teach step by step on how to develop high quality WordPress themes which you can sale to your clients or on Theme stores like ThemeForest.
You will be teach step by step by developing a live website which you can modify or extend according to your clients requirements.
I don't mess around. I do this for a living, and I'm sharing you my exact process for making a comfortable living as a work-from-home web developer. There is absolutely no filler in this course, no fluff, just 100% quality content, nothing less. If you take this course, follow my lead, and take action — I guarantee you will not only love the course, but you'll see real results; you will have the skills & confidence
to take on WordPress projects for clients, charge more money, and make the value of the course back in a single project. If you hate the course(which you won't) you have 30-days to get a 100% refund — no risk, no problem.