
This is the introduction and a quick explanation of what this course is about.
In this section we will cover how you can install and activate the GeneratePress Theme for WordPress. I have also included a link to GeneratePress themselves, so you can decide if you wish to use their premium features or not.
This is a quick overview of the what is available in the free / non-premium version of GeneratePress
In this section students will learn how to use the Site Identity customization features and how to publish the changes
In this section of the course you will learn how to change the layout of your pages, posts, and website in general.
In this lecture, you will learn how to use the various coloration sections that the free/non-premium GeneratePress Theme has to offer.
This lecture covers the typography customizations such as fonts, bolding, styles, etc...
This lecture talks about the general customization's that are available. This is a really short one as there really is only one.
In this lecture I show you how to work with the various menu customization's that are available and how to implement them.
This lecture deals with the customizing of the widgets sections of the free/non-premium GeneratePress Theme
In this lecture you will learn how to setup a home page and a blog page using GeneratePress
This lecture goes through how you can specify additional CSS style sheets within GeneratePress
This lecture summarizes all the customization's that can be accomplished using the free/non-premium version of GeneratePress
Discover premium features of generate press, including the site library, typography, spacing, backgrounds, and export tools; learn to install premium modules and import demo sites with an unlimited license.
In this lecture we will install the GeneratePress Premium Addons and setup the license keys. Below is a link to the GeneratePress website so you can either find out more information or purchase the premium addons for yourself.
Activate the blog module in generatepress and customize archives, excerpts or full content, labels, post meta (date, author, category, tags), plus featured images with masonry and infinite scroll.
Explore the GeneratePress elements module, including headers, layout elements, and hooks. Learn to enable features, customize display rules for posts, and apply site-wide or post-specific layouts.
Explore how Menu Plus enhances the GeneratePress masterclass by enabling off-canvas menus, configuring left or right slide, desktop versus mobile experiences, creating multiple menus, and customizing off-canvas colors.
Discover how to add and label sections, customize backgrounds and colors, enable parallax effects, and use csf styling to create multi-section home pages with contained or full-width layouts.
Activate the site library module on a brand new GeneratePress site, import options and content to auto-create a ready-to-use site, then view the site and pages like about and contact.
Explore the typography module in the wordpress theme generatepress course to customize body, h1–h3, and navigation typography, choosing fonts like century gothic, comic, cabin, and hammersmith.
Discover how the premium plugin for GeneratePress adds functionality, ease of development, and flexible headers, elements, and hooks to build sites quickly for clients.
Explore advanced css style techniques in wordpress generatepress masterclass to deter content scraping by hiding elements for a subscriber, using a custom hook and display: none.
Complete the course and learn to build awesome websites with generate press, set up from scratch or via site library templates, and explore pro modules, hooks, and filters.
In this course students will learn how to use both the free and premium versions of the amazing WordPress Theme named GeneratePress.
You will learn the following:
How to design a website using GeneratePress Free
How to design a website using GeneratePress Premium
How to use Elements
How to use Hooks
How to stylize your entire site
How to import and modify stock sites from the GeneratePress library
This course will show you how you really do not need much other than GeneratePress when designing your website and how it can be used to quickly prototype and change things on the fly.