Adi PurdilaAug 20, 2015

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WordPress CSS WordPress Widgets WordPress Themes

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4.1 Final Words and Assignment

You’ve reached the end of this course. Thank you so much for watching! As you have seen, it’s fairly easy to customize the WordPress admin area.

Watch out for the open assignment related to this course—more details coming soon!

That’s it from me. I’m Adi Purdila, and from all of us at Tuts+, have a great day.

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 06:23

1.2
About the WordPress Back-End
02:53

1.3
Reasons You Might Consider Customization
02:41

2.Customization: Smaller Tasks
6 lessons, 38:49

2.1
Cleaning Up and Organizing the Left Menu
14:42

2.2
Reinventing the Dashboard Screen
04:16

2.3
Removing Unnecessary Table Columns
03:00

2.5
Setting User Permissions
02:33

2.6
Other Small Customizations
05:58

3.Customization: Bigger Tasks
5 lessons, 24:53

3.1
Adding New Colour Schemes
04:20

3.2
Customizing the Login Screen
08:47

3.3
Changing the Default Admin Bar
05:09

3.4
Customizing the Posts and Pages Editing Screens
02:37

3.5
Changing the Admin Theme Entirely
04:00

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:40

4.1
Final Words and Assignment
00:40

4.1 Final Words and Assignment

You've reached the end of this course. Thank you so much for watching again. As you saw, it's fairly easy to customize the WordPress admin. You just use action or filter hooks to tap in the default functionality. And then it writes your own custom functions. Of course a big part of the customization is handled via CSS. So with it, you can style pretty much every single element. And you can even create entirely different themes. Now there is an open assignment related to this course. So make sure you check out the lesson notes for that. I'm Adi Pordilla, thanks again for watching. And from all of us from tuts+, have a great day.

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Adi Purdila

Adi Purdila is a web design instructor for Tuts+. With over 100 courses and 200 tutorials published to date, Adi's goal is to help students become better web designers and developers by creating content that’s easy to follow and offers great value. Being self-taught himself, Adi strongly believes that constant learning (academic or otherwise) is the only way to move forward and achieve your goals. When not typing away at his keyboard, he loves woodworking and caring for his ever-growing family of rescue pets. You can stay up to date with what he's doing by following him on social media or visiting his website at adipurdila.com.

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WordPress Admin Customization

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4.1 Final Words and Assignment

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 06:23

1.1
Welcome
00:49

1.2
About the WordPress Back-End
02:53

1.3
Reasons You Might Consider Customization
02:41

2.Customization: Smaller Tasks
6 lessons, 38:49

2.1
Cleaning Up and Organizing the Left Menu
14:42

2.2
Reinventing the Dashboard Screen
04:16

2.3
Removing Unnecessary Table Columns
03:00

2.4
Adding Help
08:20

2.5
Setting User Permissions
02:33

2.6
Other Small Customizations
05:58

3.Customization: Bigger Tasks
5 lessons, 24:53

3.1
Adding New Colour Schemes
04:20

3.2
Customizing the Login Screen
08:47

3.3
Changing the Default Admin Bar
05:09

3.4
Customizing the Posts and Pages Editing Screens
02:37

3.5
Changing the Admin Theme Entirely
04:00

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:40

4.1
Final Words and Assignment
00:40

4.1 Final Words and Assignment

WordPress Admin Customization

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4.1 Final Words and Assignment

1.Introduction3 lessons, 06:23

2.Customization: Smaller Tasks6 lessons, 38:49

3.Customization: Bigger Tasks5 lessons, 24:53

4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:40

4.1 Final Words and Assignment

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 06:23

2.Customization: Smaller Tasks
6 lessons, 38:49

3.Customization: Bigger Tasks
5 lessons, 24:53

4.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:40