CERTIFICATION IN WORDPRESS
Word press is the most popular open source content management system. Most of the popular websites are designed and developed in word press, as it is the most user friendly WCMS and easy availability of plugins and themes. Word press can be developed with PHP and MySQL database. Word press CMS skills are essential for Web Designers and digital Marketing people for easy website management. It also has amazing popular plugins like gallery, SEO and other social plugins to integrate Facebook & Twitter apps. In our word press Training Module, we explain Introduction to word Press, Setting up the Local Server for your test environment, Posts, Appearance, Themes & Popular plugins customization.
Entry Requirements
The Courses are aimed at the following segment of the learners: Students, Working Professionals, Entrepreneurs, Academicians and Research Scholars. At the end of the course you will be able to understand what is necessary for successful future plan. We accept student with below minimum qualification: Any recognized degree, Good communication skills in English.
Progression
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Digital Marketing Executive, SEO Executive, Social Media Marketing Executive, E-mail Marketing Executive, Web Analytics Executive, Pay Per Click Executive, Content Marketing Strategist, Online Reputation Management (ORM) Executive.
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Course Structure
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- Introduction to Word Press
- what is Word Press
- Different flavors of Word Press (WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org)
- The difference between a blog & website.
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- setting up the Local Server for your test environment
- Why Local Server
- Web Server
- FTP
- Logging in
- Logging into Word Press
- Dashboard
- Creating your profile
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- Posts
- creating a post
- Adding Hyperlinks
- Using Categories and Tags
- Previewing and Editing Posts
- Pages
- Difference between Posts and Pages
- Creating a page
- Previewing and Editing Pages
- Page Hierarchy
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- Media
- Adding images into posts and pages
- Embedding videos into posts and pages
- Managing media files
- Appearance
- Themes
- What are themes
- Installing and activating a new theme
- Live Preview of your installed theme
- customizing your website
- Widgets
- Installing widgets in sidebar
- Installing widgets in footer
- Creating different types of custom menus
- Theme Options
- How to upload your logo and favicon
- How to create and manage a slideshow with images
- Enabling and disabling different menus
- Enabling and disabling footer widget area
- Custom CSS
- CSS and PHP Editor
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- Plugins
- what are plugins
- Searching for plugins
- Different criteria for selecting plugins
- Installing a plugin
- setting up your plugins
- Users
- Adding a New User
- User Roles and Capabilities
- Tools
- Backup your website (database and files)
- Restore your website
- Settings
- General
- Writing
- Reading
- Discussion
- Media
- Permalinks
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- Installing 10 most Useful Plugins
- Google XML Sitemaps
- All in one SEO pack
- Contact Form
- WP Super Cache
- WP Database Backup
- Image Gallery
- Video Gallery
- Short codes
- Scrolling Text
- Google Maps
