A good course on premium wordpress theme development?

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Quintis2020-09-04 20:54:52

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Quintis, 2020-09-04 20:54:52

Please send me a good course on premium wordpress theme development. Thank you

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Ihor, 2020-09-04
@i_sova

php - https://www.php.net/manual/ru/
mysql - www.rldp.ru/mysql/mysql80/index.htm
For Wordpress:
Codex Wordpress (just like the bible read): https://codex.wordpress .org/
WP-KAMA main_page is a great resource for learning all Wordpress features: https://wp-kama.ru
AJAX - for asynchronous data loading: https://developer.mozilla.org/ru/docs/Web/Guide/ AJAX
Woocommerce - If the task is to raise the theme with the store: https://docs.woocommerce.com/documentation/plugins ...

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Alexander Toropov, 2020-09-04
@nefone

Theme Development

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Daria Motorina, 2020-09-04
@glaphire

I made regular wordpress themes, but if you just look at a good niche theme on themeforest, but there is a list of features below:
Ogami organic store bakery wordpress theme

WordPress 5+ Ready
WooCommerce 3.5+ Ready
Sticky menu
5+ different homepage styles
5 header styles (Header Builder)
5 footer styles (Footer Builder)
5 different homepage sliders (Revolution Slider powered)
Blog template – 2 styles (Grid, list)
Unlimited Colors (Customize fonts, colors, backgrounds)
Typography control (System fonts and Google fonts)
HTML (Valid) & CSS3 animations
Built with Bootstrap
Responsive design (Mobile, Tablet and Desktops supported)
SEO Optimized
Translation Ready with a .pot file or WPML
Megamenu, Multi level dropdown menu
Demo content available (one click import)
2+ product detail layout
2+ shop layout
Product Ajax: Add To Cart, Wishlist
Product Compare
Product Quickview
Shop Grid View and List View supported
Live search, Autocomplete search
Social Sharing Features
Responsive Design
Elementor
Easy To Customize
Validate HTML5 Code
Corlor Attributes Swatches
WPML – Multilanguage Support
HTML5 and CSS3
SEO Optimized

It turns out this combination
- a good, flexible design
- a modern supported front-end, but without unnecessary bells and whistles
- built-in support for user-friendly features (modules that work with the API of other services)
- a set of features that are often offered based on WordPress (multi-language, purchases, widgets, a bunch of settings right in the admin panel)
It turns out that the backend developer needs to know the basics of solving typical tasks on bare php, and then study what WordPress tools allow you to beautifully implement this functionality.