Content type: Lesson Plan

  • Flexbox in CSS and WordPress

    Topic Description A basic understanding of CSS Flexbox is needed to understand how WordPress row and stack blocks work. This lesson plan covers both the HTML/CSS context and the equivalent Site Editor functionality since the site editor uses Flexbox under the hood. Related Resources Since this lesson is about CSS technology, I’m also including external…

  • What is W3 Total Cache

    In this lesson, you will learn about the benefits of using the W3 Total Cache plugin for enhancing your website’s speed, and you will learn how to install and configure it properly to cover your website’s needs. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Describe the benefits and possible drawbacks of using W3…

  • Upload a Theme to the WordPress Repository

    Description In this lesson, you will learn how to submit a theme to the WordPress repository. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Understand the theme requirements before submitting a theme Submit a theme using a zip file Update a theme while waiting for review Understand the review status and result Submit…

  • Intro to the Site Editor and Templates

    Full Site Editing allows you the freedom to build every aspect of your WordPress site, from the header all the way down to the footer, using the power of blocks within the Site Editor feature. The Site Editor gives you the ability to modify templates, template parts and also customize the style of your entire…

  • Treinamento de Palestrantes

    Descrição O Diverse Speaker Workshop (#WPDiversity) foi desenvolvido para meetups do WordPress e WordCamps para aumentar o número de pessoas de grupos pouco representados que se inscrevem para dar uma palestra. Este plano de aula é um resumo escrito do conteúdo fornecido como palestras em um vídeo de 5 partes e outros recursos. Os tópicos…

  • How to Configure Your Site with Theme.json

    In this presentation, we will talk about theme.json, what it is and how to use it to configure your block-based theme. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Explain the purpose of theme.json (what the file does) Distinguish between the different parts of theme.json and explain their purpose (what each part does)…

  • Displaying the Comments Block

    When you install a block theme, it is important to note that post comments are displayed on the front end of a website via the Comments block. In this lesson, you will learn how to locate and manage the Comments block when editing the Single Post template or creating a custom template. Objectives After completing…

  • How To Add and Remove Logo And Site Icon in Site Editor

    In this lesson, you will learn what is a logo and site icon. Where they are displayed, how to add and remove one without the Customizer. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Identify a logo and where it appears Add and remove a logo to your site without Customizer Identify a…

  • How to Use and Contribute to the WordPress Photo Directory and Openverse

    The WordPress Photo Directory and the Openverse projects are two separate—but connected—projects that offer creative commons-licensed media that can be used in the design of websites, print materials, apps, or any other desired use. In this lesson plan, participants will learn the difference between the projects, how they are connected, how to find and download…

  • Templates

    Templates are groups of blocks combined to create a structure or design for a webpage. You could also say templates can be described as a full-page layout that includes things like header, content, and footer areas. This lesson plan will explore using, editing, and adding templates to customize your site by giving your posts and…