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  1. WordPress is a all one in shit. Technically you could build a site without having to touch any css or html

    So i would consider just having a look at html and css just understand what they do. But it’s easier (for me at least) to search and learn when I encounter a problem on something I’m doing.

    So following a WordPress course would be the best

    BUT

    it’s also depend what’s your goal.
    If it’s just for fun and you wanna learn how to code, i would tell you to just make a website without WordPress (and maybe having a look into JavaScript framework when you will be a bit more confident)

    If a one go to make a shop or something else in that kind, there are some easier alternative (Shopify, Squarespace etc etc)

    And if you wanna learn WordPress specially then learn it anyway

    Ps: this is a perspective of someone who hate wordpress

  2. Good day sir! First you need learn basics of how webbrowser works, error codes , etc. how the server works and related stuff , after you can move to learning html, css . And after you can move to JS . In the same time you can install localserver with wordpress and just practice . Also get good IDE editor . I can suggest Visual Studio Code, its free and its good.

    But its not a short journey, be prepared , you will need learn LOTS of stuffs

  3. As I have already said in this subredd

    Maybe you can start from here

    https://learn.wordpress.org/

    https://wordpress.org/documentation/

    https://fullsiteediting.com/

    Then find some nice theme like Kadence or GeneratePress, add KadenceBlocks or Generate Blocks (and something like Greenshif or b-blocks.)

    I suggest GeneratePress and Generate Blocks.

    https://generatepress.com/ (https://docs.generatepress.com/)

    https://generateblocks.com/ (https://docs.generateblocks.com/)

    not necessary, you can stick with FSE; it’s even beter to learn ‘clean WP’, with default theme, as starter

    For HTML/JS/CSS

    https://www.w3schools.com/

    https://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp

    and of course

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn

    apprentice level = 1000-1200 hours

    advanced level = 3000-5000 hours

    expert level = >10.000 hours

 

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