Wordpress Training

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Introduction to HTML
Introduction to CSS
Introduction to PHP
Introduction to Wordpress
Using Wordpress
Wordpress Design
Users

Detail Syllabus Wordpress Training

Introduction
Web Pages and Images
Heading in HTML
Why is HTML important?
Exploring an HTML document
Formatting content
Displaying images
Using nav, article, and div elements
Linking to pages and downloadable content
Creating lists
Controlling styling (fonts, colors, and more)
Writing basic scripts

Introduction
Designing with a grid
Working with a flexbox
Retina and high-density displays
Raster and vector graphics
Retina and images
Animation and shapes
CSS3 keyframes and animation
CSS shapes
CSS shape functions
Responsive typography
Fluid typography
Accessibility and ARIA
Style guides for CSS
What is PHP?
Embedding PHP code on a page
Inserting code comments
Variables, strings, arrays, and Booleans
If, else, and elseif statements
While and for loops
User-defined functions
Function arguments and return values
Debugging and troubleshooting

History
Web Brower
Web Server
Xampp
Installation and Configuration files
Syntax
Operators
Variables
Constants
Control
Structure Language construct and functions

Welcome
What is WordPress
WordPress, WordPress.org, and WordPress.com - What is the difference
How WordPress works

Installing and running WordPress
Accessing your WordPress site
Using the WordPress admin panel
Using the WordPress toolbar
Understanding posts
Posts vs. pages in WordPress
Creating a new post
Introducing the post editor view
Creating and formatting your first post with the content editor toolbar
Using quick shortcuts to format text
Creating and editing links
Using page templates
Creating page hierarchies
WordPress is a content management system
Navigating the admin panel
Quick-Bulk Edit posts and pages
Using the Media Grid
Using attachment pages
Separation of style and content
What are themes and how do they work
Introducing the Customizer
Previewing, installing, and changing themes
Customizing your theme
Understanding how to make user-friendly navigation
Creating and customizing menus
Using widgets
Combining custom menus and widgets
Changing what the home page displays
Getting and installing third-party themes
What are plugins and how do they work
Finding, vetting, and selecting plugins
Installing, activating, and upgrading plugins
Some useful plugin types to start with
A sample set of plugins on the demo site

What is the difference between categories and tags
Using categories and tags
Using revisions
Publishing and scheduling posts
Truncating posts and using excerpts
Using post formats
How WordPress handles media elements
Adding images to posts and pages
Moving an image to a new location
Creating image galleries
Using featured images
Adding images from other sites
Adding content from YouTube and similar sites
Working with audio and video
UPDATE When to use pages
Creating a page

How WordPress handles users
Editing your user profile
Creating your gravatar profile
Understanding WordPress`s user roles and capabilities
Understanding WordPress`s user roles and capabilities
Adding and managing users
Plug and play and beyond
Configuring general settings
Changing the language of your site
Configuring writing and reading settings
Changing the default category
Configuring media and permalinks settings
Managing comments and spam
Managing comments and spam
Getting new readers through social sharing
Managing WordPress on the back end
Is WordPress safe and secure
Keeping up to date
Security through hosting, plugins, and third-party services
What to do when something goes wrong, aka resolving the white screen of death
Moving content from one WordPress site to another
Going further with WordPress