Introduction to Basic HTML & CSS for WordPress Users
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Course Summary
Learn how to Make Simple Design Changes to Your WordPress Website by Learning the Basics of HTML & CSS
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Course Description
Are you a WordPress user who struggles to make basic styling changes to your website? Do you get frustrated when you try to change the size of your text or maybe the background color of your website? Or are you simply curious about the structural and design code used to produce those pages on your WordPress website? Well look no further because this course is exactly for you.
There are many WordPress users who want to know how make simple changes to their website so they don't have to spend money hiring web developers to do so. The problem is that while they want to learn, there are no CSSÂ courses online that teach students the basics of HTML and CSS specifically for WordPress websites.
This course is designed specifically for WordPress users like you with no programming experience. You will learn the basics of HTML and CSS but from a WordPress perspective.Â
Course Curriculum:
In the first section, you will be given a brief overview of HTML and CSS and also what web inspectors are.Â
We will cover the basics of HTML in the second section. You will lean:
- The basic structure of an HTML page
- The differences between inline and block elements
- Spans and inline styling
- Backgrounds
- Margins, borders and paddings
- and much more
By the end of this section, you would have gained invaluable background on the basics of HTML and how they it used to develop a web page. You would also have learned to apply some styling to your content using HTML tags.
In the third section, we will focus squarely on CSS. You will first learn how to create child themes from your parent theme and how they generally work on WordPress websites. You will then learn about the basic structure of a CSS code and why CSS is such a powerful tool for designing websites. You will also learn about classes & IDs and also the extremely important rules of CSS specificity.
By the end of the CSS section, you will have learned enough about CSS to begin to edit real WordPress themes.
Section 4 is where all the fun starts. Having already gained the basic knowledge of both HTML and CSS, you will learn how to apply the knowledge to make design changes to a wide variety of WordPress themes in a series of projects. You will also learn about different types of CSS properties and we will round up the course by learning about the basics of CSS animations.
If you are a WordPress user frustrated about not being able to make basic styling changes to your website, you NEED this course. This course exposes you to just about enough knowledge of both HTML and CSS to be able to style your WordPress website all on your own.
I hope you sign up for the course today.Alex.