Category: Wordpress

To improve your skills as a WordPress website developer, follow these steps:
1. Master Core WordPress Features
Themes: Learn to install, customize, and modify themes using the Customizer.
Plugins: Explore essential plugins for functionality and optimization (e.g., Yoast SEO, WP Rocket, Elementor).
2. Learn Front-End Development
HTML & CSS: Master the basics for content structure and styling.
JavaScript: Learn JavaScript to enhance interactive elements on your site.
Responsive Design: Focus on mobile-first designs for cross-device compatibility.
3. Dive into PHP & Backend Development
Custom Themes & Plugins: Learn PHP to create custom themes and plugins.
WordPress Hooks: Use actions and filters to modify default behaviors.
Custom Post Types: Build custom content types and taxonomies for dynamic content.
4. Optimize Performance
Speed Optimization: Use caching, image compression, and lazy loading to improve site speed.
Database Optimization: Clean up your database regularly using tools like WP-Optimize.
5. Strengthen Security
SSL & HTTPS: Secure your site with SSL certificates.
Two-Factor Authentication: Implement strong user authentication methods.
Security Plugins: Use plugins like Wordfence for malware protection and site hardening.
6. Improve SEO
SEO Plugins: Use Yoast SEO or Rank Math to optimize on-page SEO.
Content Optimization: Focus on content structure, keywords, and meta descriptions.
7. Stay Current
Follow Tutorials & Blogs: Keep learning from sources like WPBeginner, the WordPress Codex, and WP Tavern.
Join Communities: Engage with WordPress Meetups, online forums, or WordPress Slack channels for continuous learning.
8. Build Projects
Personal Portfolio: Create your own portfolio to showcase your skills and improvements.
Freelance Projects: Take on projects through platforms like Upwork to gain real-world experience.
9. Learn WooCommerce & Advanced Plugins
E-Commerce: Master WooCommerce for building online stores.
Plugin Customization: Create or modify plugins to extend functionality.
By focusing on these areas, you’ll continually enhance your WordPress development skills and advance in both front-end and back-end capabilities.
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To improve your skills as a WordPress website developer, follow these steps:
1. Master Core WordPress Features
Themes: Learn to install, customize, and modify themes using the Customizer.
Plugins: Explore essential plugins for functionality and optimization (e.g., Yoast SEO, WP Rocket, Elementor).
2. Learn Front-End Development
HTML & CSS: Master the basics for content structure and styling.
JavaScript: Learn JavaScript to enhance interactive elements on your site.
Responsive Design: Focus on mobile-first designs for cross-device compatibility.
3. Dive into PHP & Backend Development
Custom Themes & Plugins: Learn PHP to create custom themes and plugins.
WordPress Hooks: Use actions and filters to modify default behaviors.
Custom Post Types: Build custom content types and taxonomies for dynamic content.
4. Optimize Performance
Speed Optimization: Use caching, image compression, and lazy loading to improve site speed.
Database Optimization: Clean up your database regularly using tools like WP-Optimize.
5. Strengthen Security
SSL & HTTPS: Secure your site with SSL certificates.
Two-Factor Authentication: Implement strong user authentication methods.
Security Plugins: Use plugins like Wordfence for malware protection and site hardening.
6. Improve SEO
SEO Plugins: Use Yoast SEO or Rank Math to optimize on-page SEO.
Content Optimization: Focus on content structure, keywords, and meta descriptions.
7. Stay Current
Follow Tutorials & Blogs: Keep learning from sources like WPBeginner, the WordPress Codex, and WP Tavern.
Join Communities: Engage with WordPress Meetups, online forums, or WordPress Slack channels for continuous learning.
8. Build Projects
Personal Portfolio: Create your own portfolio to showcase your skills and improvements.
Freelance Projects: Take on projects through platforms like Upwork to gain real-world experience.
9. Learn WooCommerce & Advanced Plugins
E-Commerce: Master WooCommerce for building online stores.
Plugin Customization: Create or modify plugins to extend functionality.
By focusing on these areas, you’ll continually enhance your WordPress development skills and advance in both front-end and back-end capabilities.
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Elementor is a popular WordPress plugin that provides a visual, drag-and-drop website builder for creating professional and pixel-perfect websites.
It replaces the basic WordPress editor with a live frontend editor, allowing users to build complex websites without needing to write any code.
Elementor offers a wide range of powerful visual-editing tools and features, such as customizable templates, responsive design options, and optimization tools to improve website performance.
The plugin is known for its ease of use, flexibility, and the ability to create high-quality, visually appealing websites without extensive technical expertise.
Elementor is one of the most widely used WordPress plugins, with over 17 million active installations, and it is continuously updated to improve its performance and capabilities.

Assignment 1:The purpose of this assignment is to practice performing more involved tasks regarding the appearance, functionality, and security of your WordPress site. Please remember the following: Themes and Plugins may be offered for sale, even through the WordPress wp-admin area. You are NOT expected to purchase a theme. Also remember that you are building up to a final project – this week, as you explore themes and plugins you should be thinking of how it fits with your topic. Remember to reexamine items like your menus after changing themes. Your tasks in your WordPress site:
Review the available free plugins. Choose one and implement/customize it.
Create an additional Author level user named John Smith.
Review the available free themes. Pick one and implement it.
Screenshot each of the following: the page with your plugin or the plugin management interface, the Users list, and a before theme/after theme comparison.
Submit the screenshots
Assignment 2: The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate the skills you’ve gained throughout the course and build and finish your website.Using the WordPress customizer, menu editor, and the other tools of the wp-admin interface, polish your site into a cohesive, finalized product – a blog on a hobby, a resume/portfolio, a hypothetical business site, or some other topic (with prior approval). You may remove elements that were required for previous assignments if desired. All pages/posts must be related and cohesive. In a Word Document, submit screenshots of each page of your website and any notes you wish to leave (i.e. the third screenshot has the widget!).

I want a WordPress website on Elementor,
the website is:
https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/
and also want to add a consultation page like this:
https://kapiva.in/consult-a-doctor/
the deadline is strict you must comply with deadline, i need this website to complete in 3 days,
Content and images will be provided.
Domain and hosting is already buyed.

I want a WordPress website on Elementor,
the website is:
https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/
and also want to add a consultation page like this:
https://kapiva.in/consult-a-doctor/
the deadline is strict you must comply with deadline, i need this website to complete in 3 days,
Content and images will be provided.
Domain and hosting is already buyed.

How to build your Expense Tracker from scratch! | Debbbag
Deborah Ho
Expense Tracker 2.0 Tutorial
Hey everyone, it’s Deb! I created the expense tracker that went viral on TikTok, and since then, I’ve had a lot of requests to show you how I made it from scratch. It’s actually super easy to build, even if you’re not an expert in Excel. In this video, I’ll be building a new and improved version of the expense tracker using the exact same methods I did with the original one.
The new version of the expense tracker has a summary of your expenses and income, as well as their own dashboard. You can download Expense Tracker 2.0 from the link in my description. Let’s get started!
Creating the Expense Form
Create a form for your expenses in Google Drive by going to “New” > “More” > “Google Forms”.
Set the title of the form as “Expenses”.
Add the following questions to the form:Purchase Date (automatically updates).
Item (short answer).
Amount (number only, with required condition).
Category (drop-down menu with five options).
Receipt (file upload).
Preview the form and make any necessary adjustments.
Create a spreadsheet to link with the form by going to “Responses” > “Create Spreadsheet”.
Open the newly created spreadsheet and rename it as “Expenses”.
Creating the Income Form
In Google Drive, go to “New” > “More” > “Google Forms”.
Set the title of the form as “Income”.
Add the following questions to the form:Date (required).
Income Source (drop-down menu with multiple options).
Income Amount (number only, with required condition).
Invoice or Pay Slip (file upload).
Preview the form and make any necessary adjustments.
Link the responses from this form to the “Expenses” spreadsheet by going to “Responses” > “Create Spreadsheet” > “Select Existing Spreadsheet” > “Select” (choose the “Expenses” spreadsheet).
Create a new tab in the “Expenses” spreadsheet and name it as “Income”.
Adding Sample Data
To build our tracker around, let’s add some sample data to both the expense and income forms:
Expense Form:January 1st – Sample 1 – $70 – Category 1
January 1st – Sample 2 – $80 – Category 2
January 1st – Sample 3 – $90 – Category 3
January 1st – Sample 4 – $100 – Category 4
January 1st – Sample 5 – $110 – Category 5
Income Form:January 1st – Workplace 1 – $1,000
January 1st – Workplace 2 – $2,000
January 1st – Workplace 3 – $3,500
Creating the Dashboard
Add a new sheet and name it as “Main Dashboard”.
Create the axes for the dashboard:Month
Categories 1-5
Total Expenditure
Total Income
Gross Savings
Format the colors for each category and data section.
Adjust the formatting for better readability.
Now you have your Expense Tracker 2.0 ready to use! Feel free to customize it further to suit your needs.
To customize the date format, go to Format > Number > More Formats > More Date and Time Formats. In the format options, delete the day, dash, and slash. Then, select the month as full name and choose the numeric year. Apply the changes to display the date as “January 2020” for the entire year.
To visually separate the category section from the rest, add a left border between the sections. Additionally, create a gray bar labeled “Total” and a green bar labeled “Budget” at the bottom of the sheet.
To calculate the basic sums, use the sum formula. For the total, the formula should be “=SUM(B2:B13)”. Drag this formula across the desired range. For the total expenditure, use the formula “=SUM(B2:F2)” and drag it down the rows. For gross savings, the formula is “=H2-G2”, and it should be dragged down accordingly.
To create an income dashboard, duplicate the main dashboard, rename it, and customize it by replacing the workplace names and removing unnecessary columns. Delete the total income and gross savings columns, and rename the remaining column to “Total Income”.
The expense tracker formula consists of five parts. It collects the data and sums it if the expense falls within a specific date range and category. It uses the SUMIFS formula with specific conditions for each part: getting the expense amount from the “Expenses” sheet in column D, specifying the start and end dates from column B, and selecting the category from column A. The formula uses dollar signs to lock certain parts of the formula while allowing others to adapt when copied to different cells.
Apply the formula to the spreadsheet by copying and pasting it. Then, drag it across and down to display the expenses. Format the numbers as accounting for a more professional look.
For the income dashboard, paste the formula but replace “Expenses” with “Income” to reference the correct sheet. Adjust the columns accordingly. The income amounts should now be displayed.
First, let’s transfer the sum of the income from the Income Dashboard to the main dashboard. To do this, select the income data and go to the Income Dashboard. Then, use the formula “=SUM(income)” to transfer the sum.
To color code the expense list, go to the Expenses sheet and select the entire column. Then, go to Format > Conditional Formatting. Create rules to format text based on categories, such as Category 1 in red, Category 2 in orange, etc.
Next, select the column where the income sources are listed. Go to Format > Conditional Formatting and create rules to format text based on workplaces, such as Workplace 1 in red, Workplace 2 in orange, etc.
To add the budget section and adjust the cells, go to the main dashboard. Enter the budget values and duplicate them across. Then, select the entire budget section and go to Format > Conditional Formatting. Use a custom formula to compare the budget values with the assigned budget and format cells if the value is greater than the budget.
Make some finishing touches by making the title and total bold, and adding color to certain sections. Calculate the total budget and format the income dashboard section.
To create graphs, select the data range and go to Insert > Chart. Choose the desired chart type, such as stacked bar chart for the yearly breakdown and donut chart for the categories. Customize the chart settings, including titles, colors, and labels.
Repeat the same process for the income dashboard graphs, including stacked bar chart for the yearly income and donut chart for the workplaces.
Let’s start by customizing the pie slice. Click on “Place One” to change the colors. Then, change the title to “Income Sources”. Go to “Pie Chart Slice Label” and then “Value”. Once you’re done, drag it down here. And that’s it! You’ve created your own expense tracker from scratch.
Now, let’s talk about transferring old data to your new expense tracker. If you have some old data from your CSV file or previous expense tracker that you want to transfer, it’s super simple to do. Just make sure that the purchase date, item, amount, and category are in the same columns that you’re going to copy over.
To transfer the data, copy all of the old expenses and go to your expenses in the new tracker. Then, simply paste the data. This also works for recurring payments, so you don’t have to manually input them every month.
Once the data is in, you’ll see that the payments are already registered. To keep your new expenses organized, it’s recommended to select all of the rows and move them to the top. This way, any new data that comes in will continue to be filled out below.
Here’s an example: Go to expenses and enter “Cake” for $3.99 under the category. Submit it and then go back. You’ll see that it continues listing the expenses after the previous ones. The payments listed above don’t affect the order of your new expenses.
That’s it! You now know how to transfer old data to your new expense tracker. If you want to download my expense tracker 2.0, you can find the link in the description below. It’s free and simple to use. You can customize it to suit your changing lifestyle by playing with the graphs, form responses, and colors. The possibilities are endless with Google and Excel sheets. If you want to customize your tracker even further, check out my tutorial linked below. Good luck and thank you for joining me on this tutorial!

For this assignment, submit your existing website address only.
In your website, you must create new pages, then publish and insert
Information from the all the Learning Journals 1-3 in the existing
website. You will need to insert information in the Core Competency
Pages. You will also need to upload the original assignment files as a
PDF.
Second, you will need to upload your Learning Journals 4-6, namely,
your new artifacts for your Project, Research, Thesis and one of the
options from Journal 6. In addition, create links for the Original
Assignment Files and upload those files as a PDF.
Finally, create a YouTube Channel Link in About Me page for the Self Introductory Video, which is from Learning Journal #7.
A checklist will be provided along with all the journals.
Sample: https://ngsmairat.wordpress.com/
My Journal #7 video:

Please read the below Instructions carefully to write the artifacts:
Download the MS Word document ( e-portfolio artifact template) and fill in your Name and Student Number.
Copy and then paste the information from the journal 1 – 7 to the appropriate place in the template. Only upload the template AFTER all your Journals have been graded by the Instructor.
You must copy and paste your R esume into this document. you must complete the About Me section and Professional Goals and all the 6 Competency sections artifacts in the template. i.e. Communication, Leadership, Professionalism, Team Work, Critical Thinking, and Technology. When that is done, use Grammerly, MS Editor or another program to correct as many errors of spelling, punctuation, grammar and mechanics as possible. Please write the definition for each and every competency. Each page must has a picture that describes the competency.
All the required files are attached
here is a sample : https://osamaaldossary.wordpress.com/