
Differentiate WordPress posts and pages: posts support comments and feeds with categories and tags; pages stay static, in navigation menus, and may include forms.
Explore the WordPress post and page editor basics, including formatting, lists, links, alignment, and media, and learn how to publish, schedule, and manage visibility with categories and tags.
Learn how to put your WordPress site into under-construction mode to hide your work from visitors, using a plugin, dashboard settings, and admin-only visibility.
Learn to create a separate blog page and set a static front page in WordPress, then assign the post page as the blog and add it to the menu.
Learn how to copy posts and media between WordPress sites using the export and import tools, including selecting content, categories, and attachments for backups.
Learn to set up and customize the WordPress navigation menu: create a menu, add pages and categories, rearrange items, set labels, and enable auto add of new pages.
Log into your WordPress dashboard, update plugins first, then update WordPress to the latest version to access new features, improved interface, and security tools.
Learn to protect your WordPress site from spam comments by configuring discussion settings, enabling administrator approval, and installing Akismet with an API key to automatically filter spam and review comments.
Learn to reduce spam on your WordPress contact form by adding a captcha verification box with a plugin. Install, activate, and insert the captcha codes to enforce user verification.
learn to embed YouTube videos on WordPress by installing an iframe plugin, inserting the embed code into posts or pages, and adding video widgets to sidebars; Vimeo embeds too.
Learn three practical ways to insert images in your WordPress site: using the media uploader, inserting into a post, or adding images to a widget.
Change your WordPress page permalinks by going to settings and the permalink section, replacing the default page id with a name like portfolio or contact.
Learn to use FTP with a file transfer client like FileZilla to access your web host, reach public_html, edit WordPress folders, and upload images with a shareable link.
learn how to change file permissions (chmod) for WordPress files through FTP, including setting permissions to 666 or 644, using right-click and basic upload actions.
This course covers all the bare bone basics of the WordPress CMS platform. You will learn about the basics and how to quickly turn a simple blog into a professional looking website. I covered all the major aspects in simple terms without any technical jargon. You can easily catch up and perform all the complicated stuff with a click of a button.
WordPress CMS Basics is aimed for the beginners who are getting started in self hosted WP platform. If you want to do it yourself or you want to get hired help, this course is for you get started.
This course has a total of 19 videos which teaches you all about,
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On average this course will take around 1-2 hours to complete and after completing this course you will know all the core basic features of a WordPress powered website.
You can also ask me questions about the course through the discussion area. I will be happy to answer them. I will also add new and updated videos with your feedback.