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WordPress - Week 2

WTWD 510 - Introduction to Wordpress: Themes, Widgets, and Plugins

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Theme Customization Modifying a theme's appearance and settings without altering the core theme files. Using the WordPress Customizer to change colors, fonts, and layouts.
Widgets Small blocks that perform specific functions and can be added to a WordPress site's sidebar or other widget areas. Adding a "Recent Posts" widget to the sidebar.
Plugin Installation The process of adding plugins to a WordPress site to extend its functionality. Installing the "Yoast SEO" plugin from the WordPress plugin repository.
Plugin Activation Enabling a plugin after it has been installed. Activating the "WooCommerce" plugin to add e-commerce functionality.
Child Theme A theme that inherits the functionality and styling of another theme, called the parent theme. Creating a child theme to customize the "Twenty Twenty-Four" theme without modifying its files.
Shortcodes Small code snippets that allow users to perform complex functions easily within posts and pages. Using [gallery] shortcode to insert a photo gallery.
Content Editor The WordPress Content Editor is where users create & edit posts & pages. It allows adding text, images, videos, & other media, & formatting content with various tools. WordPress has two types of editors: the Classic Editor & the Block Editor (Gutenberg). // Using the Block Editor to add content to a post through the WordPress admin interface: - Add a Heading Block: "Hello, World!" - Add a Paragraph Block: "This is a sentence." - Add an Image Block: Upload an image from the Media Library.
WYSIWYG Stands for "What You See Is What You Get". A WYSIWYG editor allows users to create & format content in a way that resembles its appearance on the published page. It provides a user-friendly interface with tools for text formatting & adding content. // Using the WordPress WYSIWYG editor (Classic Editor) 1. Log in to the WordPress admin dashboard 2. Navigate to Posts > Add New or Pages > Add New 3. Use the visual editor to format text, add images & create lists
Gutenberg The block-based editor introduced in v5, replacing the Classic Editor. Allows users to create rich content layouts using a variety of content blocks, such as paragraphs, images, galleries, videos, & more. Each block can be individually customized & moved. // Using the Gutenberg Editor in WordPress 1. Navigate to Posts > Add New or Pages > Add New 2. Add different types of blocks to the post or page, such as: Paragraph, Image, Gallery, Video 3. Customize the blocks using the settings panel on the right
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