
Explore how a WordPress child theme relies on a parent theme, enhances security with updates, and preserves customizations, then follow step-by-step to create and practice your own.
Activate your child theme in the WordPress dashboard, then review its title, version, author, description, and tags to tailor functionality and styles.
Create or upload a small image for your child theme, about 80 by 66 pixels, then upload it to the child theme folder and refresh to view.
Use a plugin to create a WordPress child theme, with guided steps from the configurator or one-click tool. Analyze the parent, name the child, and copy menus and files.
Watch and create your own WordPress child theme as you go through this course. This course is designed for beginners who are unfamiliar with child themes and need to understand when to use a child theme and how to create one.
Inside we'll cover:
If you've already created a website or don't feel comfortable creating a child theme from scratch, we'll also cover:
Follow along as you go through the course and create you first child theme. Walk away with the knowledge of what a child theme is, when you should be using it, what you need to create a child theme and how to do it.
BONUSES:
#1 Download 2 child themes you can modify and use
#2 Download a child theme creation checklist to follow each time you create a child theme