Lessons:15Length:1.2 hours
WordPress is a great content management system, and the variety of themes available makes it one of the most versatile and customizable platforms out there. But most themes only affect the way the front-end looks and behaves. Is it possible to customize the back-end? The answer is “yes”, and that’s what you’ll be learning in this course.
Over the course of 15 lessons you’ll learn how to brand and customize the WordPress Admin, making WordPress a more complete package for your clients and theme buyers.
Do you want to learn WordPress development from start to finish? Check out our learning guide: Learn WordPress Development.
Build on your WordPress theme development skills in these courses:
1.Introduction
1.1Welcome00:49
1.1
Welcome
00:49
1.2About the WordPress Back-End02:53
1.2
About the WordPress Back-End
02:53
1.3Reasons You Might Consider Customization02:41
1.3
Reasons You Might Consider Customization
02:41
2.Customization: Smaller Tasks
2.1Cleaning Up and Organizing the Left Menu14:42
2.1
Cleaning Up and Organizing the Left Menu
14:42
2.2Reinventing the Dashboard Screen04:16
2.2
Reinventing the Dashboard Screen
04:16
2.3Removing Unnecessary Table Columns03:00
2.3
Removing Unnecessary Table Columns
03:00
2.4Adding Help08:20
2.4
Adding Help
08:20
2.5Setting User Permissions02:33
2.5
Setting User Permissions
02:33
2.6Other Small Customizations05:58
2.6
Other Small Customizations
05:58
3.Customization: Bigger Tasks
3.1Adding New Colour Schemes04:20
3.1
Adding New Colour Schemes
04:20
3.2Customizing the Login Screen08:47
3.2
Customizing the Login Screen
08:47
3.3Changing the Default Admin Bar05:09
3.3
Changing the Default Admin Bar
05:09
3.4Customizing the Posts and Pages Editing Screens02:37
3.4
Customizing the Posts and Pages Editing Screens
02:37
3.5Changing the Admin Theme Entirely04:00
3.5
Changing the Admin Theme Entirely
04:00
4.Conclusion
4.1Final Words and Assignment00:40
4.1
Final Words and Assignment
00:40
