FREELessons: 12Length: 1.5 hours
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3.3 Starting Theme Development
In this lesson, we stub out the header.php, index.php, and footer.php templates as well as the style.css file in order to make sure that our theme appears in the WordPress dashboard. We'll test to ensure that all of the code that’s we’ve written up to this point is up to part such that we’re able to begin working with implementing the Theme Customizer. We'll even go as far as implementing a few default functions that the Theme Customizer will manipulate without us having to write any integration code.
This lesson sets the stage for us writing our own custom Sections, Settings, and Controls in the Theme Customizer.
1.An Introduction To The WordPress Theme Customizer
1.1What is the WordPress Theme Customizer?03:14
1.1
What is the WordPress Theme Customizer?
03:14
1.2Why Does It Benefit Us?07:08
1.2
Why Does It Benefit Us?
07:08
2.The Sections, Settings, and Controls of the WordPress Theme Customizer
2.1Understanding Sections, Settings, and Controls05:29
2.1
Understanding Sections, Settings, and Controls
05:29
3.The First Steps of Theme Development
3.1Setting Up Apache, MySQL, and PHP09:55
3.1
Setting Up Apache, MySQL, and PHP
09:55
3.2Preparing Our IDE05:41
3.2
Preparing Our IDE
05:41
3.3Starting Theme Development06:39
3.3
Starting Theme Development
06:39
4.Implementing The Theme Customizer
4.1Implementing Our First Setting13:19
4.1
Implementing Our First Setting
13:19
4.2A Methodology For Sections, Settings, and Controls05:20
4.2
A Methodology For Sections, Settings, and Controls
05:20
4.3Our Next Settings12:34
4.3
Our Next Settings
12:34
5.Advanced Controls of the Theme Customizer
5.1Advanced Controls: The Color Picker04:42
5.1
Advanced Controls: The Color Picker
04:42
5.2Advanced Controls: Customize Image, Customize Upload09:46
5.2
Advanced Controls: Customize Image, Customize Upload
09:46
5.3Advanced Controls: A Survey of the Theme Customizer06:05
5.3
Advanced Controls: A Survey of the Theme Customizer
06:05
