This is exactly what I was looking for! I liked how you used tailwindcss. That significantly improves styling vs elementor and other plugins. Also you dont need to worry about mobile adaptation. Awesome content! Thanks a lot!
Amazing tutorial, thank you! I have a question concerning the use of the singleton class for scripts and styles enqueuing: in WordPress, if I want to use specific scripts or styles only on specific page templates or post type, I will only register the script/style, then use a WordPress native conditional (is_home, is_page_template, is_single...). How do I do it in the singleton class? Do i put the registration and conditional are all in the "enqueue" method, or...? Thank you very much!
Exactly. Let's say you want to create all logic for a specific section of your website, then you create a new class, include the class inside your main theme class. Then in the constructor you add the add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', [$this, 'enqueue_scripts']). Then you add a enqueue_scripts method to this class and in there you use your conditional logic.
The screen movement couldn’t allow me follow your tutorial, perhaps I would have grab one or two from it. But I just can't deal with the whole cursor, and screen movement of a thing. 😔😔
What about coding block theme? Could you please make a video of that? Wordpress is coming this way (like it says and like it is visible in theme docummentation).
Thanks for the video. Could you make a similar video on creating a custom WooCommerce theme from scratch? Maybe something that covers functionality like product filters by attributes and categories, as well as changing the design of the archive-product layout.
Thank you Robbert. This helped. I just want to point out that moving the screen around too often and too fast is disturbing to the eye and making it really tedious to follow you.
This is exactly what I was looking for!
I liked how you used tailwindcss. That significantly improves styling vs elementor and other plugins. Also you dont need to worry about mobile adaptation.
Awesome content! Thanks a lot!
Thank you very much. Happy you like it. Good luck!
Really nice and practical video, I love this style of showcasing the tecnology, please keep them coming. Great work!
Thank you very much!
thank you man i love the way you made that video feels like a friend showing me his way of doing things
Thank you for the big compliment!
perfect Robbert! Thank you so much a lot of value!
Hi Robert! Just wanted to say keep up the good work you’ve helped me so much since I started so thank you so much🎉
@@Offical_reactor Amazing to hear my content helped you! And your comment definitely helps me keep going. Have a great day!
WOW nice video edit! love it!
Nice tut, thank you so much
Amazing tutorial, thank you!
I have a question concerning the use of the singleton class for scripts and styles enqueuing: in WordPress, if I want to use specific scripts or styles only on specific page templates or post type, I will only register the script/style, then use a WordPress native conditional (is_home, is_page_template, is_single...).
How do I do it in the singleton class? Do i put the registration and conditional are all in the "enqueue" method, or...?
Thank you very much!
Exactly. Let's say you want to create all logic for a specific section of your website, then you create a new class, include the class inside your main theme class. Then in the constructor you add the add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', [$this, 'enqueue_scripts']). Then you add a enqueue_scripts method to this class and in there you use your conditional logic.
@@RobbertVermeulen Thank you!
The screen movement couldn’t allow me follow your tutorial, perhaps I would have grab one or two from it.
But I just can't deal with the whole cursor, and screen movement of a thing. 😔😔
@@jubbytechmedia yes that’s feedback I already heard before. Will do less of it next time 😉
I'm here for Reddit. I actually like the zoom. Awesome content. Thanks.
@@kennethisaac233 thank you very much 🙏🏻
What about coding block theme? Could you please make a video of that? Wordpress is coming this way (like it says and like it is visible in theme docummentation).
Thank you for your comment. I will try to do something like that soon
@@RobbertVermeulen That's nice. Would be perfect if you could make this ttime custom data types too.
Okay, I learned a lot. Thank you. I still have some kinks in the pipe that need to get worked on. Do you do private lessons too? 😇😘
Thanks for the video. Could you make a similar video on creating a custom WooCommerce theme from scratch? Maybe something that covers functionality like product filters by attributes and categories, as well as changing the design of the archive-product layout.
I will try to create a video like this soon!
@@RobbertVermeulen Very interested in this too.
Really Great Explaination sir but are you looking for a video editor?
Hi Robert, can you provide us source code please?
Thank you Robbert. This helped. I just want to point out that moving the screen around too often and too fast is disturbing to the eye and making it really tedious to follow you.
Also, the mouse was moving too much. A distraktion.
That's not a modern way of building right? I mean FSE is the future.
@@ivan.jeremic you are right, but there are still a lot of people who just want to build a Wordpress website without using the latest standards
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