Complete Wordpress Website Developer Course

Explore how WordPress, a free open source software, lets you build websites, blogs, and apps—without coding.

Discover WordPress features that are highly customizable, SEO friendly, responsive, and secure, with easy media management and 55,000 plugins for e-commerce, galleries, forums, and social networks.

Discover which organizations and brands trust WordPress to power their websites, from the Obama Foundation and Vogue to The New York Times and CNN.

Discover why WordPress, the free and powerful website builder, powers 43 percent of websites and offers easy setup, extensive plugins, SEO benefits, robust security, and a thriving community.

Discover localhost as a complete software package to run WordPress locally, bundling the Apache server and MySQL, with cross-platform options for Windows, Unix, and Mac.

Install XAMPP localhost on Windows, Linux, or Mac. Start the Apache server and the My Sequel server from the control panel to run WordPress.

Install WordPress on your local machine by downloading from WordPress.org, setting up Apache and MySQL on localhost, and completing a local WordPress setup.

Explore the WordPress dashboard and learn to clean a site by logging in via wp-admin, managing posts, pages, comments, media, and settings, and permanently deleting items from trash.

Master how to create a WordPress post using the block editor, adding paragraphs, headings, lists, and links, then customize categories, tags, excerpt, and visibility before publishing.

Learn to add and edit images in WordPress posts, including uploading or selecting from the media library, with alternate text, and understand that the featured image serves as post cover.

Learn how to add, edit, and delete wordpress categories, create slugs, set parent-child relationships, and manage post counts and bulk deletion.

Learn how tags describe posts, differ from categories, and how to create, edit, and delete tags with lowercase slugs containing letters, numbers, and hyphens, plus bulk actions to organize content.

Learn to legally source free images for your WordPress projects by using Pixel, Unsplash, and Pixabay, download the medium size, and credit photographers to avoid copyright issues.

Upload and manage media in the WordPress media library, add new images with select files, edit captions, descriptions, and alt text, and perform basic edits like crop and resize.

Learn how to manage WordPress comments end-to-end, including moderation, approving, spam handling, editing, replying, and using bulk actions from the dashboard.

Learn how to add a page in WordPress, publish content, and manage a page’s permalink and gallery, then distinguish pages from posts as static versus timely content.

Add four posts and two pages on the WordPress post page, then explore filtering by category or date, view authors, categories, tags, and comment counts.

Explore general, writing, and reading settings in WordPress to customize your site title, tagline, admin email, membership options, time zone, and homepage configuration.

Adjust discussion settings to enable comments and control who can post, including name and email requirements and moderation. Configure media sizes, avatar display, and uploading organization by year and month.

Learn to configure WordPress permalinks for clean post URLs by selecting a post name structure or adding categories, and manage privacy by generating and selecting a privacy policy page.

Learn to edit and customize WordPress user profiles, adjust display names and emails, update biographical data and avatars, and navigate all users and author pages.

Learn how to add a new user in WordPress, assign roles (administrator, editor, author, contributor, subscriber), and compare their capabilities, including editing profiles and switching roles.

Learn to manage WordPress plugins from the dashboard, deleting existing ones and installing and activating new plugins like the contact form seven plugin to extend site functionality.

Learn how to install a WordPress plugin using the upload option, including downloading Contact Form 7, deactivating and deleting an old plugin, then uploading, installing, and activating the new plugin.

Learn to install, activate, and use the Contact Form 7 plugin in WordPress, edit mail settings, customize messages, and embed the form on a page with a short code.

Learn how WordPress themes define your site's design, how to install, activate, and delete themes from the marketplace, and preview how a new theme transforms your website.

Learn to download, upload, and activate a WordPress theme from WordPress.org and other sources, preview a theme, and view site design changes.

Explore premium WordPress theme marketplaces, including theme forest dot net, Mojo Marketplace, and Elegant Themes, to download and purchase stylish, subscription-backed and one-time purchase themes for your website.

Learn to create and edit a WordPress top menu, set the primary location, add pages and categories, configure a custom link and submenus, then save and tidy the navigation.

Learn to manage WordPress widgets across the sidebar, header, and footer by editing, removing, and updating them in the dashboard, and customize with content like posts, colors, and galleries.

Update plugins and themes, then create and upload a site icon (favicon) using a generator, customize the site identity, and publish the changes in WordPress.

Create and manage menus, configure widgets in the main sidebar, set the homepage display, and apply custom CSS to tailor a WordPress site.

Explore global options in the WordPress Astra theme to control typography, colors, containers, and buttons across the site, including body and heading fonts, line height, and hover states.

Explore header options, site title and logo settings, breadcrumb toggles, and blog post customization—adjust featured images, titles, meta, and excerpts to tailor WordPress blog layouts.

Configure WordPress theme options by adjusting the sidebar layout, blog and archive settings, and footer elements, then publish changes and optimize performance with local Google font loading.