2.7 Working With Sidebars and Widgets
Among my favourite features in WordPress are the sidebars and, within them, widgets. Widgets are small blocks of content that display specific information. For example, you can have a widget that shows a search form, or one that displays a list of all the existing pages inside your blog. In this lesson you’ll learn how to add and manage widgets, so let’s get started.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:00
1.1
Introduction
01:00
1.2What Is WordPress?06:48
1.2
What Is WordPress?
06:48
1.3Installing WordPress Locally07:41
1.3
Installing WordPress Locally
07:41
1.4Installing WordPress on a Live Server12:41
1.4
Installing WordPress on a Live Server
12:41
2.WordPress Basics: Content Management
2.1The WordPress Dashboard04:52
2.1
The WordPress Dashboard
04:52
2.2Adding and Editing Posts10:47
2.2
Adding and Editing Posts
10:47
2.3Adding and Editing Pages02:41
2.3
Adding and Editing Pages
02:41
2.4The WordPress Editor08:25
2.4
The WordPress Editor
08:25
2.5Managing Comments07:54
2.5
Managing Comments
07:54
2.6The Media Library07:20
2.6
The Media Library
07:20
2.7Working With Sidebars and Widgets05:27
2.7
Working With Sidebars and Widgets
05:27
2.8Building and Maintaining Menus04:38
2.8
Building and Maintaining Menus
04:38
3.WordPress Basics: Settings, Plugins, and Customization
3.1The WordPress Customizer06:07
3.1
The WordPress Customizer
06:07
3.2Working With Plugins05:44
3.2
Working With Plugins
05:44
3.3Adding and Managing Users04:31
3.3
Adding and Managing Users
04:31
3.4WordPress Tools03:30
3.4
WordPress Tools
03:30
3.5Settings Overview03:28
3.5
Settings Overview
03:28
3.6Reading and Writing Settings03:29
3.6
Reading and Writing Settings
03:29
3.7Discussion, Media, and Permalink Settings07:58
3.7
Discussion, Media, and Permalink Settings
07:58
3.8WordPress Themes08:01
3.8
WordPress Themes
08:01
4.Conclusion
4.1Final Words01:23
4.1
Final Words
01:23
