11 ай бұрын
11 ай бұрын
11 ай бұрын
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@JoergKlausFrye 17 сағат бұрын
Thanks Kevin, great stuff, watched both parts, exciting and very educational. I would like to see how things are filtered, custom post types often have something to do with filters, at the top of the head, for example in pill form as a button filter.
@omedjamal7509 17 сағат бұрын
thanks Kevin for your good content. I was wondering what tools and plugins you recommend for optimizing images for wordpress website. Clients don't care about changing image type to (WebP) and compressing it. I want to automate on either server side or client side (like a plugin). Thanks
@mkirby2000 18 сағат бұрын
Wow! Great content. I think you should have a warning at the beginning. “Fasten seat before takeoff”. Is there any downside or restrictions to too many custom post types, custom fields, or relationships?
@Gearyco 18 сағат бұрын
Not really. Loops do increase performance load but there are ways to mitigate.
@mkirby2000 17 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the info. Love your videos even if they usually are past my skill levels.
@DanielNeubauer 18 сағат бұрын
@Kevin Geary: Thanks for the great video series. Looking forward to part 3 and maybe part 4. One question: since you have your permalinks set to /blog/%postname%/, what do you use the default pages in the WP backend for?
@Gearyco 18 сағат бұрын
Pages don’t get the /blog/ slug. Wordpress strips it from pages naturally.
@DanielNeubauer 18 сағат бұрын
@@Gearyco Does it - true it does - weird that I missed that. Then the setup /blog/%postname%/ simply helps you to make sure all standard posts land under /blog/ while everything else (so all your CPTs) us their own slug (minus Front URL-Prefix), is that it? And do you always keep the slug or your CPTs as is or do you sometimes also remove the slug of a CPT? For me the whole CPT stuff is great for organization purposes but in most cases the added slug is not needed and sometimes can also be bad for SEO. Is there a simple way to remove the added slug /services/ from your single services pages in ACF Pro or do we still need the help of some permalink manager plugins, that allow us to remove the cpt slug completely for example? Thanks again Kevin. Keep up the great work and fight.
@simonkerridge 18 сағат бұрын
Great informative useful video (again!). The nice golden nugget of info that stuck in my mind was using a loop to generate the footer lists. Seems obvious now, but, like a chump, I had always created those statically in the past! No longer! 😉👍🤣
@grfxninja 18 сағат бұрын
Just FYI, to type an ellipsis on Mac is option+; …
@derekshort 19 сағат бұрын
Good video! Thanks!
@matthewolding9427 19 сағат бұрын
34:52 the two query loops in the footer appear to be broken on the category archive page. I’ve had this happen on a bricks site but forgot about it until just now. Do you know to fix this? (He asks without even googling it like a chump)
@Aleks-rp2bj 19 сағат бұрын
Thanks fot the knowledge mate
@geraldlopez6801 19 сағат бұрын
Hi Kevin, why do you use /blog/ as a custom permalink? Why not just postname?
@Gearyco 18 сағат бұрын
Blog posts should be under /blog/ for better url structure
@geraldlopez6801 19 сағат бұрын
Hi Kevin, could you please elaborate on page vs archive for queries? You’ve piqued my interest!
@zatli6277 19 сағат бұрын
Ok, first 5 minutes is what I was doing like a week ago, exactly my thought processes, setting the conditions and everything 🤣 that's so funny
@mrianforest 20 сағат бұрын
Great series....just two questions... 1) You've created a template for a service, so all the service pages will look the same. What if the service pages need to be different? 2) In a project I'm working on right now, I have created a "reviews" cpt but I have two service cpt's. I have added a relationship field to the service cpt's and the reviews cpt and they're all linked up and bi-directional however...if I add "Jack"'s review to a service...when I look at that service, I cannot see "Jack" in the list of related reviews. I thought as it was bi-directional if I added Jack's review to a service, when I looked at that service I would see Jack in the list of reviews?
@mrianforest 19 сағат бұрын
RE 2 - I figured it out. So just (1) remains!
@ErinHewett 22 сағат бұрын
Q. Why do you prefer a static page for the blog archive instead of a regular archive page?
@eucalyptech 23 сағат бұрын
What a great tutorial ! Thank you Kevin !
@thorsten-roever 23 сағат бұрын
thanks
@papisd.6336 Күн бұрын
Great series! If you can also show how to use something like ws form post management to add those reviews posts dynamically into the website after they're submitted by the reviewer.
@Gearyco 18 сағат бұрын
Already did that on a video last month. Check the channel.
@snmartin Күн бұрын
I've noticed for adding posts for a blog, the editor is gray, do you know why? It is off-topic but I've noticed it is only the posts and was curious if you know why?
@videographics1 Күн бұрын
Nice tutorial, do you know a way to limit the result of a relation like services a trainer offers and limit it to 3 services per "page" and add filters and pagination to them so people could do some filtering and pagination, which would be quite good user experience in case you have lot of related items ?
@SalimMalibari_Comments Күн бұрын
Can you show how to deliver the website to the client and how backend look like to them?
@quickend01 Күн бұрын
As always, Your explanation of this process to someone with just basic skills like myself, is very eye-opening. Question - I get Adobe XD as part of the Adobe Suite. Are there any objections to using XD for design, and will you eventually make frames available to the XD platform?
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
XD is dead
@bartpronk7141 Күн бұрын
Very nice! I'm curious what your opinion is about flexible content with ACF and Bricks? To create truly dynamic content for service pages. Do you already have a tutorial for that, for example in the Inner Circle? Or is such a video still planned ;-) :-)?
@meygavox Күн бұрын
Amazing video, again. Thank you a lot Kevin for your work!
@bestofweb1011 Күн бұрын
thanks, looking Forword for part 3.
@quickend01 Күн бұрын
Incredibly helpful. This is a subject I have been struggling with continuously. I very much appreciate 1 - 2 and look forward to 3 and beyond (Thanks again!)
@user-ug4sj6ho6f Күн бұрын
Sensational!!!
@RobCooper Күн бұрын
At about 47:00 you style 1 headshot at the id level to move photo down a little as you're talking about the looping option (preferred). How would you address adjusting the headshots while in a loop?
@fzivaljic Күн бұрын
Thanks! I finally learned how to use Archive + Bricks Templates. I love when I find out that what I did 1h I can make in 5 clicks 🤣
@learnwithnorwebs Күн бұрын
Good stuffs here... thank you.
@dahunsi Күн бұрын
This was a very nice recap of most of what Kevin has taught over the years. I still wish it was MetaBox, but... Awesome stuff. When do we get Part 3?
@user-cy1yu8oo8e Күн бұрын
Man this video needs to be audio translated in many langages. It is pure gold
@eucalyptech Күн бұрын
Great idea to begin the live from space !!!!
@AbdulWaheed-ud5uq Күн бұрын
I understood everything except for the dynamic stars rating. Do you have a video tutorial to make it from scratch? I mean without using the frames
@LougenneCastillo Күн бұрын
It's like you are reading my mind, most of your latest videos were on my mind including the testimonial and the dynamic footer in which I have already implemented. I thinking now Dynamic NAV menu now haha
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
The nav menu element already queries the nav dynamically so that should be covered already
@JohnSheldon1 Күн бұрын
This stuff is phenomenal. Glad I found it. Thanks I found you on a webcast conversation with Jamie Marsland and really like your style of discussion. You eluded to doing a full landing page and some other things. WIll they be additional segments of this class or a different video series, maybe already available?
@dazman88 Күн бұрын
Re review ratings, how would you go about adding an average rating to each service? For example, on the service cards on the services template page.
@klitos15 Күн бұрын
Thank you for this series. It would be great to see how you can have a blog page where it has a tree of 2 CPTs for audio and video plus the native wp posts for articles. So to have a main blog page for a preview of the family of 3 subpages blog/articles, blog/videos , blog/podcasts . I find it very challenging to achieve this exact url structure with correct breadcrumbs as well for the subpages. Maybe the challenge is that I'm trying to put under 1 umbrella the native wp posts with CPTs, but maybe you, @kevin, know the way!
@OscarObians Күн бұрын
Can I now add "Web Architect" to my ever growing list of professional titles?
@nultymusic7758 Күн бұрын
This is the first time I actually liked a video because the creator told me to
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
🙏
@iamwaqasdotcom Күн бұрын
AWSOME AWSOME AWSOME <3
@danieleromano7442 Күн бұрын
Your tutorial was absolutely amazing! It was a real monster tutorial, covering every detail comprehensively. Thank you for putting so much effort into it
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
💪🏻 happy to help
@velocitytechsolutions Күн бұрын
Another great teaching experience for me.
@Tom-l9h Күн бұрын
Amazing series. I would love to see a deeper explaination of how to write content with headings, paragraphs, images, lists... in Gutenberg and then style this blog content via acss in bricks in part 3.
@joziahreynolds Күн бұрын
Great idea
@EdwardBlack Күн бұрын
Q: Would it also be possible to not use the bidirectional field for the reviews but use categories for the reviewCPT?
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
Yeah but it’s kind of another thing to manage
@KristiyanIvanov Күн бұрын
Another banger! Thank you Kevin!
@david.robertson.photography Күн бұрын
Assuming I use the same template layout for all the blog archives like post, categories and author etc., is there any [simple] way to work one archive template for all the options? I have found to my cost that I certainly break DRY when I need to amend all templates individually! I watched a @nickarceco solution but got lost! 😁 I guess the same question could also cover all the Single templates too providing the styling is identical across all...
@gtawestliving Күн бұрын
I'd try and watch Nick's video again and read through the comments because his approach does work. It took me a couple of tries but I got it working and can now handle all blog/category archive templates from the same source.
@david.robertson.photography 23 сағат бұрын
@@gtawestliving Thanks Mike. I will give it a try and I'm sure knowing Nick's workflows I will get it to work. Interested to hear any feedback from Kevin, and others, about implementing this more maintainable workflow.
@mihaiandrei97 Күн бұрын
Shouldn't you disable query merge for footer/header loops so they don't conflict with loops on archive pages?
@LougenneCastillo Күн бұрын
Thanks Kevin! I am a guy who just search the internet to learn new things. In my perspective this is a great video! I don't get bored even if your record is 1hour and above.
@RonnieMbugua Күн бұрын
I will not get tired to say how amazing and enjoyable your lessons are! These help to grasp the foundational concepts really well! I love how you take us through your thoughts processes and even give us some time to figure things out something before you do it; makes it feel as if we are right there with you. Thank you again for the wonderful work!
@imraan_alam Күн бұрын
with that layout templates you will only produce repeated common layouts which you see on almost every website. Shortcut is not creativity. LOL
@Gearyco Күн бұрын
They’re common because they convert. This isn’t an art contest.