WordPress get_template_part Tutorial

[@LearnWebCode]

I can't believe this series is 10 years old. While a lot has changed in WordPress over the years the core concepts remain the same and I hope this series is helpful in your learning journey. For anyone who is curious, my recommendation for hosting your WordPress website is DreamHost and specifically their "Shared Unlimited" yearly plan (the exact plan I've used for 19 years). If you use my link to DreamHost it helps support my KZbin channel and costs you nothing extra: click.dreamhost.com/aff_c?offer_id=109&aff_id=17231

[@mrtobycook]

Still the best WordPress tutorial series on the Internet!!!

[@birdbrainsolutions6112]

6 years later, still a great video! Thank you for creating it!

[@dan110024]

Content still great but theme definitely not current. My retinas are burning! ..... But dont care, learnt something.

[@alefnull]

i really hope you haven't simply stopped this series. i know it's only been a month or so since this last video, but i'm really really hoping for more. i've learned more from this series in the past two days than i have from a combination of other resources in the past month. please keep making tutorials, i truly appreciate them, and you for making them.

[@longtee6294]

alefnull i really hope too ,i have bought his undemy tutorial,he is such a good developer and teacther ,maybe he is too busy on work ,i hope he can post more and more , if free that's awesome ,even it should cost money ,i dont care,i will buy all of his course!!

[@khalidlogi]

HI. can I have some books about Wordpress if you gave them? ]

[@3-dog-solution]

He makes it sound sooooo - simplez! Glad I found these tutorials, leaps and bounds with my understanding of how WP works. Well done Brad. (everyone else? - Highly recommended.)

[@Geckomyecho]

Thanks so much. The highest quality of tutorials I've seen, extremely helpful (personal use, as a student and for my job).

[@Arc_Viper]

As a beginner in web programming, I find these videos highly useful. It used to look like a lot of jibberish to me. I hope you decide to continue making more videos! You know a web programming tutorial is good when you don't fall asleep halfway through.

[@raynicol3666]

Excellent series of tutorials. Interesting, useful and well presented. Given me the direction I needed. Keep up the good work.

[@descongestionante_nasal]

Thank you so much for this whole course!!

[@vegidio]

Man, you're a rockstar. Amazing tutorials!

[@battle-of-sports]

first toturials that understand clearly thanku sir you teach me better

[@O2Obaid]

What an elegant programmer you are :)

[@youssefkanouni6633]

very helpful tutorials,thank you brother

[@MRbombonel]

you deserve waaay more views !

[@adilhussainbhatti6848]

Very Usefull series so far...... Thanks

[@abidyounas2827]

thumbs up for your every tutorial Thanks LearnWebCode

[@softzskyder4664]

Great tutorial, Thanks

[@ShinShadow]

Great tutorial, I remember you asking what ideas we had about future lessons. Maybe Template on portable device scaling

[@LearnWebCode]

Hi Joe, that's a great idea! I'll add a "Responsive / Mobile Basics" video for the WordPress series soon.

[@alefnull]

***** as it stands, no. the theme developer is responsible for making sure that their particular theme responds well to other screen sizes, devices, etc.

[@SauravKumarxec]

so easy to understand...Thankx for the tutorial.

[@darrenbachan9272]

What about your single.php, the only thing different was the link on the article post. How would you conditionally set it?

[@vlachy]

You could just include("page.php"); to put all logic from page.php to single.php and then in page.php on the right place you would do an if statement with is_single() checking whether it is a single or not :)

[@vishaljain3344]

can you please tell me after maked custom theme how we gave updates to our users how they will be notify how they got the message of updates on dasboard please please please you use wordpress 12 years so please tell me sir

[@armanmasangkay6513]

This is a really good tutorial. Keep it up!

[@spiderrobotman]

I would really like to know how to add widget areas, Is this something that's easy to do?

[@Harmonics86]

Awesome tutorial! Thank you sir =)

[@prasadchintala2525]

Excellent but think about making a single video of wordpress loops on get_posts( ),get_catogories( ) and get_pages( ), etc. Thanks in advance.

[@anmolraj6712]

i'm getting this issue anyone know how to fix this? getTemplate was called incorrectly

[@ahmedabdou2604]

I am having a problem whenever i type get_template_part('content'); it does not work for me and i have been following from the first video so if anyone could help me that would be great and thanks in advance

[@PouyanArshamserwir]

im iranian you are very good tutorial for me

[@erichepperlewp]

7:00 - Second get_template_part() parameter explained.

[@janesimon8605]

Great tutorials - Could you please create tutorials on how to create pagenation in wordpress? Please:)

[@LearnWebCode]

Jane Simon Absolutely! I'll add pagination towards the top of my list for the next set of tutorials.

[@janesimon8605]

LearnWebCode Thanks - will be waiting for that tutorial as now I want to learn how to create wordpress themes and your tutorials seem to be the best for me:) So as it would be great if you could make tutorials on what is sidebar.php file and it's purpose and what are widgets and how to implement them - Thakns again love your tuts:)

[@efrainlemus7990]

This was by far the hardest video in this series so far, at least for me. I just couldn't get around adding and moving the code around in the content.php

[@wahidurrahman2350]

after using this code in search page and in archive page post shows [..] before Read more. How can i remove [..]

[@husainahmmed9025]

Just awesome

[@eaglepvp]

you have not added it to category.php (but added in archive) but exhibition it on video in the website xd

[@eaglepvp]

or I'm sleepy

[@alexanderpadalka5708]

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[@rahulg_]

2023 👋

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