Elevate
Your Library Website with WordPress: National Level Online Training Program is
going to be organized by LibAuto- A Leading Library Automation & Digitization
Company in India
Day
and Date: Saturday & Sunday, 29-30 July, 2023
Time:
11.00 a.m. to 1.30 pm
Last Date: 24-07-2023 or until the availability
of the seats
Topics
to be covered in the session
1. WordPress
overview
2. Designing
Website
3. Installation
on Local Machine
4. Installation
on Web Hosting
5. Selection
of Responsive theme
6. WordPress
Plugins
7. How
take Backup
8. Install
SSL Certificate
9. Customization
10. Dashboard
11. Create
Page
12. Create
Menu
13. Header
and footer
14. Publishing
content
15. Media
16. Media
blocks
17. Text
blocks
18. Design
blocks
19. Widget
blocks
20. Theme
blocks
21. Domain
Name
22. Hosting
23. cPanel
24. Professional
Email
25. Queries at the end
The medium of
instruction for the training is Hindi.
Seats:
Only 30 seats are
available on First- cum-First-Serve basis.
E-certificate
will be provided to the participants after successful completion of the
training.
Confirmation
will be sent to all registered candidates by e-mail/Whatsapp.
Whatsapp Group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JuvQXJ7xyWQ9eGgXUMKqB2
All the sessions
will be conducted on Zoom platforms.
Registration Fee: Rs. 549 (with video recording)
Phone Pay/Google Pay/ Paytm number 9463116032
UPI: 9463116032@paytm
Last
Date: 24-07-2023 or until the availability of seats.
Link
for Registration: https://bit.ly/WordPress_Registration_1
Please feel free
to contact us for any queries.
LibAuto: A
Leading Library Automation Company in India
St. No-5, Nanak
Nagri, Abohar- 152116 (Punjab)
Contact:
094631-16032
Email:
contact.libauto@gmail.com
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us:
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Detailed
topics to be covered in the session
1.
WordPress
Overview:
WordPress is a
popular and widely used content management system (CMS) that allows users to
create and manage websites without requiring extensive technical knowledge. It
provides a user-friendly interface and a wide range of features and
customization options, making it suitable for various types of websites, from
blogs to e-commerce stores.
2.
Designing a
Website:
Designing a
website with WordPress involves selecting a theme, customizing its appearance,
and organizing content. WordPress offers a vast library of themes, both free
and premium, that determine the overall look and layout of your site. You can
further customize the design by adjusting colors, fonts, and adding a logo or
custom graphics.
3.
Installation on
a Local Machine:
To install
WordPress on a local machine for development or testing purposes, you can use
software like XAMPP or WAMP, which provide a local server environment. After
setting up the local server, you can download the WordPress files from the
official website, configure the database, and run the installation script.
4.
Installation on
Web Hosting:
To
install WordPress on a web hosting provider, you typically need to follow these
steps:
1.
Purchase
a hosting plan that meets your website's requirements.
2.
Access
your hosting account's control panel (often using cPanel).
3.
Look
for the "WordPress" or "Softaculous" installer.
4.
Follow
the installer's instructions to set up WordPress, including creating a database
and providing necessary details.
5.
Once
the installation is complete, you can access your WordPress site using the
provided URL.
5.
Selection of
Responsive Theme:
When choosing a
WordPress theme, it's crucial to select a responsive one. Responsive themes
automatically adjust the layout and design elements to fit different screen
sizes and devices, ensuring optimal user experience across desktops, tablets,
and mobile devices. You can find responsive themes in the WordPress theme
directory or through third-party theme providers.
6.
WordPress
Plugins:
WordPress
plugins are add-ons that enhance the functionality of your website. They allow
you to extend WordPress's core features and add new capabilities. You can find
a wide variety of plugins for different purposes, such as SEO optimization,
security, contact forms, social media integration, and more. You can install
plugins directly from the WordPress plugin repository or upload them manually.
7.
Taking Backup:
To take a backup
of your WordPress website, you can use plugins specifically designed for this
purpose, such as UpdraftPlus or BackupBuddy. These plugins allow you to
schedule automatic backups or manually create backups of your files and database.
Additionally, you can also use hosting provider tools or FTP to manually
download your website files and database.
8.
Installing SSL
Certificate:
To install an
SSL certificate on your WordPress website, you need to obtain an SSL
certificate from a trusted certificate authority (CA) or through your hosting
provider. Once you have the SSL certificate, you can usually install it through
your hosting account's control panel or by using a plugin like Really Simple
SSL. SSL certificates encrypt data transmitted between your website and users,
improving security and establishing trust.
9.
Customization:
WordPress offers
extensive customization options to tailor your website's appearance and
functionality. You can modify the theme's settings, use a page builder plugin
for advanced layout customization, add custom CSS code, and utilize widgets and
plugins to add specific features. With WordPress's flexibility, you can create
a unique and personalized website to match your requirements.
10. Dashboard:
The WordPress
dashboard is the control center of your website. It provides access to various
tools and settings to manage and customize your site. From the dashboard, you
can create and edit posts and pages, install and activate plugins and themes,
manage users, configure settings, monitor site analytics, and perform other
administrative tasks.
11. Creating Pages:
In WordPress,
you can create pages to display specific content on your website. To create a
page, log in to your WordPress dashboard, navigate to the "Pages"
section, and click on "Add New." From there, you can add a title,
content, images, and other elements to your page. Once you're done, click on
the "Publish" button to make your page live on your website.
12. Creating Menus:
WordPress allows
you to create custom menus to enhance the navigation of your website. To create
a menu, go to the "Appearance" section in your WordPress dashboard
and click on "Menus." You can then create a new menu, add pages,
posts, or custom links to it, and arrange the items in the desired order. After
creating the menu, you can assign it to specific locations on your website,
such as the header or sidebar.
13. Header and Footer:
The header and
footer are essential components of a website's design. In WordPress, you can
customize the header and footer sections using themes or page builders. Themes
often provide options to modify the header and footer design, such as adding a
logo, changing colors, or adding widgets. Alternatively, page builder plugins
allow you to create custom headers and footers using a drag-and-drop interface.
14. Publishing Content:
Publishing
content in WordPress is straightforward. After creating a page or post, you can
preview it to ensure everything looks as expected. When you're ready to make it
public, click on the "Publish" button. WordPress will then update
your website, and the new content will be accessible to your visitors.
15. Media:
WordPress
enables you to upload and manage media files, such as images, videos, and
audio. In the WordPress dashboard, you can navigate to the "Media"
section, where you can upload files or manage the existing ones. Uploaded media
files can be easily inserted into pages or posts using the built-in media
library.
16. Media Blocks:
WordPress offers
various blocks that allow you to add and format media content within your pages
or posts. Media blocks include options for inserting images, galleries, videos,
audio files, and more. You can access these blocks in the block editor
interface by clicking on the "+" icon.
17. Text Blocks:
Text blocks in
WordPress enable you to add and format text content. They provide options for
styling, alignment, headings, paragraphs, lists, and other text-related
elements. You can use the text blocks to create engaging and well-formatted textual
content for your website.
18. Design Blocks:
Design blocks
refer to the various blocks available in WordPress that help you enhance the
visual appearance of your website. These blocks include separators, columns,
spacers, buttons, quotes, and more. They allow you to structure your content,
create visually appealing layouts, and add design elements to your pages or
posts.
19. Widget Blocks:
Widget blocks
are blocks that provide specific functionality and can be added to widget areas
within your website's theme. Widget areas are commonly found in the header,
sidebar, or footer sections of a website. By adding widget blocks, you can
include elements like search bars, calendars, social media icons, recent posts,
and more. Widget blocks offer a convenient way to add functionality to your
website without writing code.
20. Theme Blocks:
Theme blocks are
blocks that come pre-designed with your WordPress theme. They provide
predefined layouts and structures, allowing you to easily create visually
appealing pages or posts. Theme blocks often include sections for headers,
footers, hero sections, testimonials, portfolios, and more. By using theme
blocks, you can quickly build professional-looking pages without extensive
design or coding knowledge.
21. Domain Name:
A domain name is
the unique web address that visitors use to access your website. It typically
consists of a name (e.g., "example") and a domain extension (e.g.,
".com"). When choosing a domain name, it's important to select
something descriptive, memorable, and relevant to your website's purpose. You
can register a domain name through domain registrars or web hosting providers.
22. Hosting:
Web hosting is
the service that allows your website to be accessible on the internet. It
involves storing your website's files and data on a server that is connected to
the internet. There are various types of hosting available, such as shared
hosting, virtual private servers (VPS), and dedicated servers. When selecting a
hosting provider, consider factors like reliability, performance, security,
customer support, and pricing.
23. cPanel:
cPanel is a
popular web hosting control panel that provides a graphical interface for
managing various aspects of your website and hosting account. It offers tools
for managing files, creating email accounts, configuring domains and
subdomains, setting up databases, installing applications like WordPress, and
more. cPanel simplifies many administrative tasks, allowing users to manage
their hosting environment efficiently.
24. Professional Email:
A professional
email refers to an email address that uses your domain name instead of a
generic email service provider (e.g., yourname@yourdomain.com). Having a
professional email address adds credibility to your online presence and helps
reinforce your brand. Many hosting providers offer email services as part of
their hosting packages, allowing you to create and manage professional email
accounts associated with your domain. These email accounts can be accessed
using email clients or webmail interfaces.
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