1.1 - Welcome to Wordpress
1.2 - About the Instructor
1.3 - Quick Intro Activity
1.4 - Developing on a Local Server
1.5 - Review of Wordpress File Structure
1.6 - Designing a Simple Theme
1.7 - Making a Header and Footer Dynamic
1.8 - Working with Wordpress Content Fields
1.9 - You've Created a Simple Theme
Module 1: LAB
2.1 - Customizing Your Theme
2.2 - The Wordpress Loop Part I
2.3 - The Wordpress Loop Part II
2.4 - Understanding Wordpress Page Templates
2.5 - Create Menus
2.6 - Sidebars and Widgets
2.7 - Modifying Custom Page Templates
2.8 - Create the Theme Thumbnail
2.9 - Make that Theme Yours
2.10 - Parts is Parts
Module 2: LAB
3.1 - Filling Out Your Theme
3.2 - The 404 Page
3.3 - Using "wp_query()" to Create a Category Page
3.4 - Create a Search Form Template
3.5 - Creating a Basic Custom Post Type
3.6 - Displaying Custom Post Types
3.7 - Creating Your Own Custom Post Type
3.8 - Wordpress is Quite Adaptable
Module 3: LAB
4.1 - Backgrounds and Other Customization Options
4.2 - Backgrounds, Header Image, and Custom Logo
4.3 - The Post Featured Image
4.4 - Using the Customizer
4.5 - Organizing Your CSS
4.6 - Using the Custom Field to Change a Template Component
4.7 - Custom Fields
4.8 - More Control Makes Life Easier
Module 4: LAB
5.1 - An Introduction to Media Queries
5.2 - The Viewport Tag
5.3 - Why is Responsive Important
5.4 - Install Bootstrap
5.5 - Rows and Columns
5.6 - Headlines and Typography
5.7 - Applying Styles to Your Website
5.8 - What You Just Learned will Help You with Child Themes
Module 5: LAB
6.1 - Easier and Smarter Ways to Build Wordpress Themes
6.2 - Choosing the Right Parent Theme
6.3 - Child Theme-Roll Your Own or Use a Pre-Built
6.4 - The Bare Necessities of a Child Theme
6.5 - Pulling in the Parents Framework
6.6 - Make the Child Theme Your Own
6.7 - Create Your Own CSS Rules
6.8 - You Can Customize with CSS But We Want More
Module 6: LAB
