Create Your Own WordPress Theme

Learn how to create your own theme in WordPress; with or without a plugin.
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[@virtuouswoman6782]

You're one of the most amazing people on the planning. Thank you for using your energy to share this.

[@kyebessant]

I just finished your videos on interactivity API and it's like you read my mind on what to cover next 😂 Love your content mate

[@haythamfourati4150]

Thank you Brad please keep posting content, am also taking your course for WordPress development, it's so much fun! 😁

[@techtipsuk]

Love how you’re teaching WordPress. Always agree with your explanations and I’m an old boy being doing this stuff since 2005. The old IE6 days.

[@LearnWebCode]

Thank you so much! IE6 was my mortal enemy. It required CSS hacks for even the most basic layouts, and matching reference designs was a challenge.

[@MrBrady95]

I agree, the classic theme is the best experience and simplifies site updates for end users. This series helps a lot, thanks! Also, wondering if the cost of the recommended hosting went up? I had looked at it once before and don't remember it being $10.99/mo after 3 years. Maybe I just forgot though.

[@salimedia33]

First comment. Thank you for this cours

[@dragonghostt]

Excelentes videos para los interesados en varios topicos, pero me quede con las ganas de ver la parte de los temas clasicos (php puros), sería intersante ver los plugins creados, campos personalizados, etc y todo lo visto en los videos anteriores como aplicarlos en las paginas php nativas, de todas maneras he aprendido bastante y lo mejor es que estas dando posibilidades nuevas y contemporaneas a wordpres con la integracion de técnicas y programación nuevas, saludos y muchas gracias desde Chile.

[@LearnWebCode]

¡Gracias! Nuestro siguiente video explica temas clásicos (PHP).

[@AlaynaBouret]

Thank you. So much.

[@visualmodo]

Thanks for your video!

[@robertodepasamonte3434]

Well presented tutorial on creating a Custom WordPress Theme. Thank you for sharing. In your Udemy course on WordPress for Beginners, which approach do you use: Block Theme or Classic Theme?

[@WebShop-Solutions]

hello thank you for the great content 'im sure that this is the best way to create a greatful website but what about design ? if we dont need to elementor we want only to use our theme and avoid to use ant kind of plugins like elementor what i don't like too what about designing a theme can we design any thing in the same way pleas answer my question ?

[@MishaWS]

Is this good variant (#1, fork from 2025 theme) to create themes for selling on stocks?

[@dinorossi6611]

Can we use AI to code a WP theme? Everyone is now AI assist coding sites and directories. Will that affect WP ?

[@groovebird812]

I think there are too many options and it is more confusing what to use for theme development.

[@d0ntbeevil]

I was hoping. But you never showed how to create a Classic theme, you kept the Blocks in play. Plus you jumped to a different software to open a file without showing the name of it on the screen, assuming it's easy for us to understand and follow, etc. Think LINEAR, one topic at a time. Don't jump all over the place when trying to have people follow your line of thinking. Tons of "teachers" on KZbin, but few know how to teach. Good luck! I'm sure there are people who clicked and got something out of it. Me, I got confusion. Not making headways from where I was before I watched.

[@LearnWebCode]

Appreciate the feedback. I've come to a similar conclusion, KZbin videos need to be self-contained. I frequently make the mistake of treating KZbin videos as a "series" as if it's a 20 video course and everyone has watched all 20 videos; which is not how to deliver value to people looking to learn via KZbin. Thanks for the honesty; it's a bit late in this project, but for all future KZbin projects I'm keeping this in the front of my mind.

[@NickAlan1]

You gotta learn a little more before you preach this