How To Make A WordPress Website in 1 Hour (Step By Step Guide)

[@justinmason9994]

Great tutorial, thanks mate!!!

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Glad you found it helpful! Let me know if you have any questions as you build your site-happy to help!

[@ceejay7573]

Great content! I will be referring to this video when I am ready to practice

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the content. Feel free to refer back to the video anytime you need it. Happy practicing, and if you have any questions along the way, don't hesitate to reach out! 😊

[@dom1nf397]

Great tutorial Levi!!

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. Keep building awesome sites!

[@jasonbjelic2647]

Everything worked perfect. Thank you so much for that! The only thing that doesn't work is my button link. I have a button nearly on the top of the page which I want to link the customer straight to the contact. It doesn't work though, If I click on the button, it doesn't get me anywhere. Any tips?

[@visualmodo]

Thanks for your video!

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Thanks so much for your comment and continuous support, @Visualmodo! I'm really glad you liked the video. Your feedback is always nice to hear!

[@yoshikagarner6165]

As ALWAYS, thank you, Levi!!! :)

[@CreateaProWebsite]

You're absolutely welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that you found it helpful. Thanks for your continued support! I appreciate it! 😊

[@riverafelipe]

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! Your explanations are clear and super helpful-great work! I have a quick question: Is it possible to manage global settings (like colors, fonts, etc.) and the favicon independently for each page, so that changes only affect one specific page and not the others? For example, I'm working on creating web invitations, and I would like each invitation to have its own unique favicon and settings without impacting other invitations on the site. Any tips or guidance on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again for your incredible content!

[@uuuTomiuuu]

Hey. Great vid. :) Can you please make a tutorial how to make own marketplace were users can make own ads? That will be very helpful :)))

[@austin_therealg]

Very informative, I really appreciate the value of this content. It really made things easier for me

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Thank you so much! I’m really glad to hear it helped make things easier for you. Appreciate the support!

[@ashwee9053]

I heard that elementor has security issues, have you run into this?

[@klatu1951]

I am using a one page WP theme. I had to create several new pages and added them to the header menu. When I scroll down from the hero page it stops at the last page of the theme. How can I get the new pages I created to show with the other pre-made pages when I scroll down?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Great question! First off, it's important to note that adding pages and customizing how they display can vary greatly depending on the theme you're using. If you’re using the same theme as I did in the video (Astra), adding new pages to a one-page layout involves editing the menu and linking to the new pages you create in your WordPress dashboard so that they appear in the navigation menu in your header. Here's how you can do it with Astra: 1. **Create Your New Pages**: Go to the WordPress dashboard and create the new pages you want to add. 2. **Add to Menu**: Navigate to **Appearance > Menus** and add the new pages to the header menu. You can arrange them in the order you want. However, if you're using a different theme, the process may differ, as other themes might handle page navigation and scrolling in unique ways, so be sure to check your theme’s documentation. Could you clarify what you mean by having the new pages "show with the other pre-made pages when you scroll down"? Are you referring to sections on the same page, or do you mean navigating between separate pages? That'll help me give you more specific guidance! Hope this helps!

[@klatu1951]

@@CreateaProWebsite Thanks. Let me clarify. I am able to create a new page, and add to the menu. So that all works. When I launch the hero page you can scroll down through the different containers and it stops there. I thought that it would also continue with the new pages I created. Maybe that’s not the way it works. The footer will allow access to the other pages.

[@robinerik7351]

are you using only the free features of elementor in this? or also some pro functions?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

That is correct. I only use the free version of Elementor for this entire video. I rarely feel the need for the Pro version.

[@kumarswami1702]

HI, I have purchased hosting and domain name with the link provided below. I am not able to view hpanel as it is loading for more than 20 min. How can I login to admin site

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Interesting, I would first try to close out of the tab and refresh the page. If that doesn't work, maybe try clearing all of your caches and try to log into your Hostinger account again. If you already created an account but just cant view the hpanel, it sounds like it might be a connectivity issue with internet. Once the account is created, you can lo in whenever you want through Hostinger's website. If you want to log into your WP Dashboard and start building in the meantime, you can just go to your domain name with /wp-admin on the end of the url and you can log into your WP dashboard instead. so like www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin for example. Hope this helps.

[@BuckeyeBryan]

How would you connect the class purchase buttons to a service so someone could purchase a class?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

You would probably need to install WooCommerce onto your website and make it into an ecommerce platform so you could set up the button to take the client to a "product page" for the class and they could check out on the website. Or you could download a scheduler plugin like Calendly and you could have people sign up for classes on the site and they would pay in person. Just a couple of options. I believe calendly can also accept payments

[@gabriel8540]

To use WordPress on hostinger, can I just purchase the domain name on Hostinger instead of using the buisness plan?

[@gabriel8540]

Also there is no Elementor

[@gabriel8540]

Also lets say i get the buisness paln to make my website, and i get a free domain name. I paid a monthly fee for the buisness plan what happens to the domain name once my plan ends, how do i renew the domain name and just the domain name.

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Yes, you technically can purchase just the domain name on Hostinger. However, you’ll still need to have hosting set up somewhere. Once you have hosting, you'll need to set your nameservers to point to the domain you purchased through Hostinger. It adds a few extra steps, but it's definitely possible! And you can install Wordpress for free on any website.

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Yes, elementor doesnt come stock with wordpress. You have to go to the plugins tab and go download it manually. It is free.

[@CreateaProWebsite]

If you want to keep your website running smoothly without interruptions, you can set your hosting plan to auto-renew. This way, your payments are made automatically, and your plan never ends-just like any other subscription or membership you may sign up for in your life. If you stop making monthly payments for the hosting plan, the service will end. However, domains and hosting are billed separately. So, if you stop paying for the hosting but continue to pay for the domain, you’ll keep the domain, but the hosting service will stop. Make sure to manage both so everything stays up and running! Hope this helps.

[@chimdiebereanaga195]

I can't find elementor from starter template after installation

[@CreateaProWebsite]

That’s odd, it’s an option for me - maybe try again?

[@cbbcbb6803]

Show how to create one on my own computer, please.

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Are you talking about how to create a website locally on your computer offline?

[@tarrynlondon9914]

Why is it that when I install the template then half of the template features are missing? The header and footer is missing, some of the images are no longer full size, it just looks completely different to what it was on starter templates

[@CreateaProWebsite]

It could be a number of things causing the issue you’re seeing, but let's see if any of these fixes work. First, are you making sure to select "Elementor" in the top right corner of the screen when you're in the Starter Templates section? If the whole template looks broken when you open it in Elementor, that’s the first thing that comes to mind. I cant tell you how common it is that people dont specify elementor before downloading the template. Otherwise you are downloading a template that is generated for a completely different software than elementor so when you open it, it bugs out. Another possibility is that your website is still in the process of propagating or the domain is in preview mode. This, combined with the **Lightspeed Cache plugin**, could be causing problems. The cache plugin may be competing with preview mode, leading to incomplete loading and changes not appearing properly. I’d recommend deactivating the plugin while you make changes and also double checking if you are still in preview mode before proceeding. This usually causes the issues you described. You would need to go to your plugins page and deactivate the plugin. Then go to your hostinger hPanel and check your domain status. You can also just look up at your domain when you preview the site and see if it says PREVIEW in the domain. Let me know if that helps or if you’re still running into problems!

[@marketinglifestyle4734]

Thank you

[@CreateaProWebsite]

you are welcome

[@okwuchisom4893]

Off topic, but you look so much like Mr.Ballen especially with the cap on😆

[@LVWithT]

Awesome video! Do you have clients pay the hosting and domain or do you manage this? I would worry if something happened to me and no longer able to work, I would be the only one with this access. How do you manage that aspect?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

That's a great question! You have a couple of options. You can either purchase the hosting and manage the site yourself or have the client purchase the hosting and provide you with the login details. If you decide to handle the hosting, you can create another admin account for the client on the WordPress dashboard, ensuring they can still access the site if something happens to you and you can also give them login details to the hosting if you end up not working with them any more. Similarly, if the client gets the hosting, just make sure there are two admin accounts on the site. This way, both parties have access, providing a safety net for any unforeseen circumstances. Hope this helps!

[@amelieducaju5618]

If I open my website, I can only edit in Text Editor? How can I edit everything?

[@amelieducaju5618]

The container is my whole website....? How can I change this?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

It sounds like you may have downloaded the wrong template version. Make sure you go back to starter templates, select elementor in the top right corner, not block editor, then redownload it. should fix it for you.

[@zerocarbPT]

When I try to replace an image in the container, in the style tab the original image doesn't appear to edit. Can you help?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

If the original image doesn’t appear in the style tab to edit, it might be due to how the image is set up in the container. Try this: 1. **Edit the Section**: Click on the section or container where the image is located. 2. **Background Image**: Go to the **Style** tab and look under **Background > Background Type** to see if the image is set there. If it's still not visible, check the column or inner section settings instead, as the image might be set there. 3. **Clear Cache**: Sometimes, clearing your browser cache can help if changes aren’t showing up as expected. Let me know if this helps or if the image is still missing!

[@viorelchihaia2217]

my site doesn t load and it says recreate kit when i try to edit it with elementor any tips ? maybe the host ?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue. The "Recreate Kit" message in Elementor typically indicates a problem with the default kit, which manages your site's global settings. To resolve this: 1. **Recreate the Default Kit**: In your WordPress dashboard, navigate to **Elementor > Tools > General**. Click on **Recreate Kit** and then **Save Changes**. This action will generate a new default kit, restoring the necessary global settings. 2. **Check for Plugin Conflicts**: Sometimes, other plugins can interfere with Elementor. Try deactivating all plugins except Elementor to see if the issue persists. If the problem is resolved, reactivate your plugins one by one to identify the conflicting plugin. 3. **Update Elementor and WordPress**: Ensure both Elementor and WordPress are updated to their latest versions, as updates often contain fixes for known issues. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it might be related to your hosting environment. In that case, consider reaching out to your hosting provider for further assistance.

[@jackfredericks7934]

Great tutorial! I was curious, after I create my website. Is it possible to take that website that I created and use it as a template for other websites I have? How would I do that?

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Thanks, I’m glad you found the tutorial helpful! Yes, it’s absolutely possible to take a website you’ve created and use it as a template for other websites as long as you use the same software for all the websites. There are a few ways you can do this in WordPress: 1. Export Your Website: You can use plugins like All-in-One WP Migration or Duplicator to export your entire website, including all the settings, themes, and content. Once exported, you can import the file into a new WordPress installation and use it as a template for other sites. 2. **Save Templates in Elementor**: If you're using Elementor, you can save individual sections or entire pages as templates. Just go to **Elementor > Save as Template**, and later you can import those templates into other sites you create. 3. **Create a Child Theme**: You can create a custom child theme based on the site you’ve built. This way, you can reuse the theme structure and modify it as needed for new sites without affecting the original design. Each method has its pros and cons depending on what exactly you want to reuse and how much you want to customize it for future websites. Let me know if you need help with any specific method!

[@jackfredericks7934]

@@CreateaProWebsite Wow! Thank you so much for the response. I have asked questions on other videos from other creators and never got a response.

[@Lifewithlizzyrose]

Nothing easy about this. My site looks terrible and im following you set by step. ugh.

[@Ceasbot]

lol

[@ajokeadejumo7990]

I can help you with it ... This is not basic

[@Lifewithlizzyrose]

In Canada it doesnt let you SKIP past the "pre-built or themed" websites. WHICH SUCKS. Its not really helpful when trying to follow, step by step! SMH

[@CreateaProWebsite]

Interesting, I have never heard of this! I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with that step in Canada! It sounds like a regional restriction I wasn't aware of. A workaround might be to just select any pre-built theme and then customize it from there. Once you download a template you can always just download another in like I do in the tutorial and overwrite everything you downloaded before. Hopefully, this helps you move forward with the tutorial. That would be the first thing I would try personally. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

[@angelairocala]

you talk too fast and run the mouse too fast I have to go back fourth to under stand