2.2 Installing WordPress Locally
Welcome to lesson #2 of this course, where you’ll learn how to install WordPress. You can work with WordPress on a live server, which means any changes you make are immediately visible on your website, or you can work locally, on your system, which means that any changes you make are only visible on your computer. Doing this allows you to develop and test your project as much as you want before sending it to a live server.
In this lesson you’re going to learn how to work locally with WordPress and also what kind of software you need. Let’s begin.
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1.Introduction
1.1Welcome to the Course01:39
1.1
Welcome to the Course
01:39
2.The Basics
2.1What Is WordPress?07:40
2.1
What Is WordPress?
07:40
2.2Installing WordPress Locally10:32
2.2
Installing WordPress Locally
10:32
2.3Installing WordPress on a Live Server09:54
2.3
Installing WordPress on a Live Server
09:54
2.4Getting Familiar With the Dashboard04:37
2.4
Getting Familiar With the Dashboard
04:37
3.Content Management
3.1Adding and Editing Posts and Pages15:07
3.1
Adding and Editing Posts and Pages
15:07
3.2Working With Gutenberg10:14
3.2
Working With Gutenberg
10:14
3.3Uploading and Organizing Media09:30
3.3
Uploading and Organizing Media
09:30
3.4Managing Comments09:12
3.4
Managing Comments
09:12
3.5Working With Sidebars and Widgets06:13
3.5
Working With Sidebars and Widgets
06:13
3.6Building and Maintaining Menus05:41
3.6
Building and Maintaining Menus
05:41
4.Customization, Plugins, and Settings
4.1Using the Customizer09:01
4.1
Using the Customizer
09:01
4.2Working With Themes13:23
4.2
Working With Themes
13:23
4.3Working With Plugins05:14
4.3
Working With Plugins
05:14
4.4Adding and Managing Users06:00
4.4
Adding and Managing Users
06:00
4.5Importing, Exporting, and Site Health07:06
4.5
Importing, Exporting, and Site Health
07:06
4.6Customizing WordPress via Settings08:47
4.6
Customizing WordPress via Settings
08:47
