Complete Course of

WordPress CMS

Complete Course of WordPress CMS

WordPress is a widely-used, open-source content management system (CMS) that allows users to create, customize, and manage websites with ease. Built on PHP and using MySQL or MariaDB as its database, WordPress powers over 40% of websites globally, ranging from blogs to e-commerce platforms.
Learning WordPress is essential for aspiring web developers or backend developers because it provides a robust framework for creating dynamic, customizable websites without building everything from scratch. It also offers a vast ecosystem of plugins, themes, and tools, making it versatile and in-demand.
A tutor can accelerate the learning process by guiding learners through the WordPress dashboard, plugin and theme development, and troubleshooting, while providing real-world project-based training, helping them gain practical skills and confidence for professional opportunities.



Chapter 1: Introduction to WordPress
  • Lesson 1: What is WordPress?
  • Lesson 2: Evolution of WordPress
  • Lesson 3: The WordPress Ecosystem
  • Lesson 4: Use Cases: Blogs, business sites, e-commerce, membership sites, and more
Chapter 2: Setting Up Your WordPress Environment
  • Lesson 1: Installing WordPress Locally and on Live Servers
  • Lesson 2: Hosting Options: Shared, VPS, managed WordPress hosting, and cloud solutions
  • Lesson 3: Development Tools: Using Local by Flywheel, Docker, Vagrant, etc.
  • Lesson 4: Basic Configuration: Editing wp-config.php, file permissions, and initial settings
Chapter 3: Navigating the WordPress Dashboard
  • Lesson 1: Overview of the Dashboard Interface
  • Lesson 2: User Roles, Capabilities, and Permissions
  • Lesson 3: Managing Core Settings: General, Reading, Discussion, and Media
  • Lesson 4: Content Management: Posts, pages, media library, and comments
Chapter 4: Content Creation and Management
  • Lesson 1: Creating and Managing Posts and Pages
  • Lesson 2: Working with the Gutenberg Block Editor: Blocks, layouts, and best practices
  • Lesson 3: Organizing Content: Categories, tags, and custom taxonomies
  • Lesson 4: Managing Media and File Uploads
Chapter 5: Themes and Customization
  • Lesson 1: Overview of WordPress Themes: Free vs. premium and their role
  • Lesson 2: Installing and Customizing Themes using the Customizer
  • Lesson 3: Widgets and Menus: Placement, customization, and best practices
  • Lesson 4: Introduction to Full Site Editing and Block Themes
Chapter 6: Theme Development Fundamentals
  • Lesson 1: Anatomy of a WordPress Theme: Template hierarchy and core files
  • Lesson 2: Creating a Basic Theme from Scratch
  • Lesson 3: The Loop and Template Tags: Displaying content dynamically
  • Lesson 4: Conditional Tags and Template Parts
Chapter 7: Advanced Theme Development
  • Lesson 1: Building Child Themes
  • Lesson 2: Responsive Design and Mobile Optimization
  • Lesson 3: Integrating Custom CSS, JavaScript, and Third-Party Libraries
  • Lesson 4: Accessibility and SEO Best Practices in Theme Design
Chapter 8: Plugin Development Basics
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to Plugins
  • Lesson 2: Creating Your First Plugin: Structure, headers, and basic hooks
  • Lesson 3: Using Actions and Filters to Modify Behavior
  • Lesson 4: Plugin Debugging and Best Practices
Chapter 9: Advanced Plugin Development
  • Lesson 1: Building Complex Plugins: Custom post types, taxonomies, and meta boxes
  • Lesson 2: Developing Shortcodes and Custom Widgets
  • Lesson 3: Integrating with the WordPress REST API
  • Lesson 4: Security Considerations and Performance Optimization in Plugins
Chapter 10: Custom Post Types, Fields, and Taxonomies
  • Lesson 1: Understanding and Registering Custom Post Types (CPT)
  • Lesson 2: Creating Custom Taxonomies
  • Lesson 3: Using Custom Fields and Meta Boxes for Extended Content
  • Lesson 4: Leveraging Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and other frameworks
Chapter 11: The WordPress REST API
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to the REST API and Its Capabilities
  • Lesson 2: Creating Custom Endpoints
  • Lesson 3: Authentication and Secure API Access
  • Lesson 4: Integrating with External Applications and Headless CMS Concepts
Chapter 12: WordPress Hooks: Actions and Filters
  • Lesson 1: Deep Dive into the Hook System
  • Lesson 2: Practical Examples Using Actions to Modify Behavior
  • Lesson 3: Using Filters to Alter Data Before Output
  • Lesson 4: Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
Chapter 13: Gutenberg Block Editor and Custom Blocks
  • Lesson 1: Overview of Gutenberg
  • Lesson 2: Creating Custom Blocks with JavaScript and React
  • Lesson 3: Extending and Customizing the Block Editor
  • Lesson 4: Advanced Block Development Patterns and Reusable Components
Chapter 14: WordPress Security Essentials
  • Lesson 1: Identifying and Mitigating Common Vulnerabilities
  • Lesson 2: User Authentication, Secure Passwords, and Two-Factor Authentication
  • Lesson 3: Securing the Admin Area and File System
  • Lesson 4: Security Plugins, Firewalls, and Regular Audits
Chapter 15: Performance Optimization for WordPress
  • Lesson 1: Caching Techniques: Page, object, and database caching strategies
  • Lesson 2: Optimizing Images, Scripts, and Stylesheets
  • Lesson 3: Database Optimization and Query Profiling
  • Lesson 4: Tools and Strategies for Monitoring and Debugging
Chapter 16: SEO and Analytics in WordPress
  • Lesson 1: SEO Fundamentals for WordPress Sites
  • Lesson 2: Configuring SEO Plugins (Yoast, Rank Math, etc.)
  • Lesson 3: Structured Data, Schema Markup, and Rich Snippets
  • Lesson 4: Integrating Google Analytics and Other Tracking Tools
Chapter 17: E-Commerce with WordPress
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to WooCommerce and Other E-Commerce Plugins
  • Lesson 2: Setting Up and Customizing an Online Store
  • Lesson 3: Managing Products, Orders, and Payment Gateways
  • Lesson 4: Extending E-Commerce Functionality with Custom Code and Extensions
Chapter 18: Multisite and Network Management
  • Lesson 1: What is WordPress Multisite?
  • Lesson 2: Setting Up and Configuring a Multisite Network
  • Lesson 3: Managing Users, Themes, and Plugins Across Sites
  • Lesson 4: Security and Performance Considerations for Multisite
Chapter 19: Internationalization and Localization
  • Lesson 1: Preparing Your Site for Multiple Languages
  • Lesson 2: Using Translation Plugins and Tools (e.g., WPML, Polylang)
  • Lesson 3: Best Practices for Theme and Plugin Localization
  • Lesson 4: Managing Locale Files and Contributing to Translations
Chapter 20: Backup, Migration, and Maintenance
  • Lesson 1: Best Practices for Regular Backups and Recovery
  • Lesson 2: Migrating WordPress Sites: Tools and techniques
  • Lesson 3: Routine Maintenance: Updates, cleaning, and optimization
  • Lesson 4: Troubleshooting Common Issues and Error Logging
Chapter 21: WordPress CLI and Automation
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to WP-CLI and Its Benefits
  • Lesson 2: Automating Routine Tasks via the Command Line
  • Lesson 3: Managing Themes, Plugins, and Core Updates with WP-CLI
  • Lesson 4: Advanced Scripting and Automation Scenarios
Chapter 22: Advanced Integrations and Headless WordPress
  • Lesson 1: Understanding the Headless CMS Approach
  • Lesson 2: Integrating WordPress with Modern Front-End Frameworks (React, Vue, etc.)
  • Lesson 3: Using GraphQL and REST for Seamless Data Interaction
  • Lesson 4: Case Studies: Real-World Headless Implementations
Chapter 23: Continuous Integration, Deployment and DevOps
  • Lesson 1: Version Control with Git
  • Lesson 2: Setting Up CI/CD Pipelines for Automated Testing and Deployment
  • Lesson 3: Containerization with Docker for WordPress Environments
  • Lesson 4: Monitoring, Scaling, and Ongoing Maintenance Strategies
Chapter 24: Building and Distributing Themes and Plugins
  • Lesson 1: Packaging and Documenting Your Themes and Plugins
  • Lesson 2: Submitting to the WordPress Repository and Licensing Considerations
  • Lesson 3: Marketing and Monetization Strategies for Your Products
  • Lesson 4: Community Support and Continuous Improvement
Chapter 25: Capstone Project and Future Trends
  • Lesson 1: Project Planning: Conceptualizing a complete WordPress solution
  • Lesson 2: Building an End-to-End WordPress Site Integrating Custom Themes, Plugins, and APIs
  • Lesson 3: Emerging Trends: Full Site Editing, AI integrations, and evolving standards
  • Lesson 4: Course Wrap-Up: Best practices, further learning resources, and community engagement






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