Code an Online Store with WordPress from scratch_1

Code an Online Store with WordPress from scratch, available at $19.99, with 59 lectures, and has 1 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to use custom post types in WordPress Learn to make AJAX requests in WordPress Customize the WordPress Dashboard Learn to save data into the WordPress database Learn to configure a rich text editor in WordPress Learn to use WordPress shortcodes Learn to filter content by using WordPress hooks Learn how to customize a WordPress query Learn how to develop a WordPress theme from scratch This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner WordPress developers or Any web developer familiar with WordPress who wants to learn WordPress development It is particularly useful for Beginner WordPress developers or Any web developer familiar with WordPress who wants to learn WordPress development.

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Summary

Title: Code an Online Store with WordPress from scratch

Price: $19.99

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to use custom post types in WordPress

Learn to make AJAX requests in WordPress

Customize the WordPress Dashboard

Learn to save data into the WordPress database

Learn to configure a rich text editor in WordPress

Learn to use WordPress shortcodes

Learn to filter content by using WordPress hooks

Learn how to customize a WordPress query

Learn how to develop a WordPress theme from scratch

Who Should Attend

Beginner WordPress developers

Any web developer familiar with WordPress who wants to learn WordPress development

Target Audiences

Beginner WordPress developers

Any web developer familiar with WordPress who wants to learn WordPress development

The best way to learn WordPress development is by creating a complex web application.

An online store is an excellent way to understand how WordPress works under the hood because in order to create one we must cover a lot of scenarios and therefore learn how to use WordPress functions in detail.

The online store displays a homepage with all the watches for sale in the online store; the watches can be filtered by using some categories and a dropdown list.

The customer can browse the intems of the store by making a search and by using some navgation links located at the bottom of the web pages.

When the user makes a search by using keywords then the results are narrowed and only the watches which match the criteria are displayed; the logic for the search is handled by WordPress automatically.

A shopping cart is created step by step and the items can be removed if necessary; we use WordPress functions to save the shopping cart items into the database as long as the payment is not completed; once the payment is made then the shopping cart  is cleared.

In order to style the site the Bootstrap framework is used; this framework is very easy to understand and works smoothly with WordPress.

The backend of the site contains several admin pages; the admin pages displayed vary depending on the user; when the logged in user in not the admin then some admin pages are hidden.

The Dashboard contains an admin page with an HTML form which can be used to insert content into the website; the HTML form contains a rich text editor where pictures can be inserted if necessary.

Also; the Dashboard displays a listing of all the watches for sale as well as all the sales made in the online store; the admin has the capability to delete watches for sale if necessary.

Finally; an admin page to input Paypal credentials is included so that Paypal payments can be made.

This tutorial covers a lot of topics!! is very interesting !

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Shopping Cart Code

Lecture 1: Source code of the shopping cart

Chapter 2: Setting up a WordPress Theme from Scratch

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Add the minimum files required and activate the WordPress Theme

Chapter 3: Configure two admin pages for the WordPress Dashboard

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Adding two different admin pages and its corresponding menus

Chapter 4: Adding Bootstrap to the WordPress website

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Include Bootstrap into the project using WordPress built-in functions

Chapter 5: Creating a grid with Bootstrap

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Lay out the content of a web page with Bootstrap (first admin page)

Lecture 3: Lay out the content of another web page with Bootstrap ( second admin page)

Chapter 6: Creating an HTML form which contains a Rich Text Editor

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Setting up an HTML form which contains a rich text editor

Chapter 7: Handle the submission of an HTML form with WordPress

Lecture 1: Handle POST data and enabling the DEBUG MODE in WordPress

Chapter 8: Registering Custom Post Types for the online store

Lecture 1: Register a custom post type from scratch

Chapter 9: Saving data into WordPress with custom post types

Lecture 1: Save the details of a single watch into the database

Chapter 10: Working with the index.php template

Lecture 1: Using the index.php template to display a single post

Chapter 11: Working with WordPress filters

Lecture 1: Filtering the images inserted into the rich text editor

Chapter 12: Working with WordPress shortcodes

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Creating a grid with two different shortcodes

Chapter 13: Working with WordPress comments

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Add comments to the online store from scratch

Chapter 14: Creating the shopping cart for the online store

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Creating the shopping cart from scratch

Chapter 15: Customize the WordPress query to make the homepage work

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Make the database query display watches into the homepage

Chapter 16: Working with the header and footer templates

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Creating the header and footer templates

Chapter 17: Working with notifications

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Add notifications to the homepage

Chapter 18: Creating the search results template

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Creating the search.php template

Chapter 19: Adding some styling to the header section

Lecture 1: Adding some styling to the header section

Chapter 20: Calculating the final amount to be paid

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Calculating the final amount to be paid by the customer

Chapter 21: Creating a Paypal App

Lecture 1: Configure a Paypal App and get the Paypal credentials

Chapter 22: Creating the checkout web page

Lecture 1: Configure a checkout web page with Paypal

Chapter 23: Updating the Pay Now button

Lecture 1: Modify the Pay Now button code

Chapter 24: Saving all the sales data into the WordPress database

Lecture 1: Using custom post types to save sales data into WordPress

Chapter 25: Working with admin pages and sales/purchases

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Create an admin page to list all the sales/purchases

Chapter 26: Creating the confirmation page for the payment

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Confirmation page displayed after the payment is completed

Chapter 27: Admin page for the Paypal credentials

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Configure an HTML form for the Paypal credentials

Chapter 28: Adding navigation links to the website

Lecture 1: Add navigation links to the homepage and search results page

Chapter 29: Using the WordPress loop to get all watches for sale

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Display all the watches for sale in the online store

Chapter 30: Working with WordPress notices

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Configure admin notices when the user adds new items to the online store

Chapter 31: Removing items from the online store

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Removing items from the online store

Chapter 32: Adding a pop-up window for the image gallery

Lecture 1: Add a pop-up window with Bootstrap

Chapter 33: Hiding the WordPress admin bar

Lecture 1: Hiding the admin bar from the site

Chapter 34: Adding a filter to the homepage

Lecture 1: Lesson Preview

Lecture 2: Filtering the watches by category

Chapter 35: Customizing the login web page

Lecture 1: Removing the WordPress logo and adding CSS styles to the login page

Chapter 36: Redirecting the user after logging out

Lecture 1: Redirecting the user

Chapter 37: Adding a Dashboard link

Lecture 1: Adding a Dashboard link at the top of the web pages

Chapter 38: Using the website as a customer or buyer

Lecture 1: Use the online store as a customer

Instructors

Amazing Tutorials
Web Devepoler

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