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Introduction to Common Plugins
Description In this lesson, you will learn how plugins add functionality to your website. There are a variety of plugins available that can be used to add extra functionality around: social media, backup, analytics, security, caching, etc. These plugins can help you get more out of your WordPress website. Objective After completing this lesson, you will be…
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How to Create a Menu with the Navigation Block
Are you ready to create a Navigation menu? In Block Themes, you will use the Navigation block to create a Navigation menu while designing your site. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Set up a Navigation menu with a block theme. Arrange Navigation block items in a block theme. Prerequisite Skills…
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How to Build Low-Code Block Patterns
Are you ready to build your own WordPress Block Pattern and use it in several places throughout your site? Would you like to do this without a coding a custom plugin? Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Design a grouping of blocks in the WordPress editor. Generate a block pattern using…
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How to Create and Register a Block Pattern
Are you ready to build your own WordPress Block Pattern and use it in several places throughout your site? You can create a Block Pattern using the editor, get the source code, and apply it to a plugin. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Design a grouping of blocks in the…
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Template Parts
Description The template part block is an advanced block introduced in WordPress 5.9 that can be used with a block theme or a theme that supports template editing. This block is best used to edit areas like your site header and site footer. Objectives After completing this lesson, participants will be able to: Define the…
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Difference between Reusable Blocks, Block Pattern, Templates, Template Parts
The Gutenberg project and WordPress Block Editor have brought forward many new terms and features. Let’s get clear about which WordPress Blocks and editable regions to use for different purposes. Objectives After completing this lesson: You will be able to explain the difference between Reusable Blocks, Block Patterns, templates and template parts. You will be…
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Use Duotone Filters to Change Color Effects
In this lesson, you will learn how to colorize your image, and cover it with duotone filters. Duotone means combining two colors as a filter, then layer it into an image or video background. For example, you can use a dark color for shadows and a light color for highlighting. Duotone can be anything from…
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How to Style Your Site with Global Styles
After you’ve selected a theme, you may want to create your own unique look for the site. In Block Themes, you can customize the Styles to set your preferred typography, colors, and more for your entire site. You can also override these Styles for just a few blocks. Objectives After completing this lesson, you will…
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How to use the List View
List View helps you navigate between layers of content and nested blocks. Use the List View to select and arrange blocks in Post and Page Editor, or even in Appearance > Editor. Objectives After completing this lesson: You will be able to demonstrate reordering items using the List View within the Query Loop Block. You…
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How to create a Lesson Plan
Lesson plans are a guide for presenters to follow when instructing about the topic. Lesson plans include what participants need to learn, methods of instruction, and how to assess learning. Lesson plans may be used by Meetup organizers, WordCamp speakers, training providers, schools, Learn WordPress workshop and course creators, plus many more scenarios. Objectives After…