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chingle5:
Sometimes i always wonder y ilegend always like posting in the romance section ............ even though what he usually post in most cases does not contain very much sense .......... and I begin to wonder if it is Goats, Donkeys, Camels, Buffaloes, and Senseless people that are in this romance section

oluwafreshkid:
Available still

UncleJudax:
lol... these days...JS na the beginning sef...you must to add at least one framework => React

30naira:
If you have zoom, I could spare an hour or two to set you on the right path

etoluw:
Unfortunately for you to be able to use WordPress, you need to learn all of the above

unless you only intend to download and install themes/plugins.

naijasensei:
@Karleb and @tak2hb1 have said my mind, however let me add the following:

When you start viewing every problem as a nail, then you will have to solve every problem with a hammer. WordPress lulls developers into a false sense of progress. WordPress is littered with spaghetti code which is horrible to maintain and test. You are forced to solve all your problems from a WordPress viewpoint.

You are held back from using new, recommended coding standards, and new PHP features because WordPress doesn't readily support such features. Talk about living in the past. Also the reason I stopped using the Codeigniter framework (versions 2 and 3), it never pushed you to use useful things like namespaces and composer.

Learning the basic building blocks (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP) will enable you to understand how those technologies work, and how to optimise them. This knowledge will also let you know when to use a particular tech stack to implement a solution; when to use a framework, and when not to use a framework. There is no one size fits all solution.

yusman14:
I am staying in Ikorodu

FahBuLous:
Pls how much did u pay to learn web dev and whats d learning duration?

Mrmourinho:
You are right bro, at times ur website will look beautiful on desktop, buh when u switch to mobile, u will curse urself, it's annoying

yusman14:
Nothing is wrong with CSS..your web page is simply not "responsive"...learn to build a responsive website so any type of browser will view the page well...
I am a beginner too.. through with HTML5, currently learning python for back-end and CSS...
A very good HTML foundation will help u a lot...hope it is not basics you know??
can you import audio to your web page?
can you create a scrolling text on ur page?
can you use inline styling sheet instead of linking ur CSS to HTML?

well,if you don't mind,we can roll together and rub minds..I stay in Lagos too..

eesyy:
No. Not currently. I will be in Lagos by the weekend.

cixak95211:
A programmer and his doctor are soon parted.

cixak95211:
Drink coffee

Karleb:


What you need is motivation!

Just assume you won't be served food if you don't do at least 1 hour coding per day.

Semtu:
If you can't learn CSS, sorry, but programming is not for you. Go into another field.

Pearlbaby:
Keep trying bro. It took me a long time before I could learn CSS. CSS Flex especially. I had to download more videos that had more to do with the practicals than the actual lesson.
This one you're complaining heavily because of markup CSS, I wonder what you would do when you venture into the actual programming(JavaScript e.t.c).
I hope you don't give up bro cause js is hell.

talk2hb1:
Basically Requirements, you don't want to build a school management system with WordPress nor a banking system (Although you can build it with it) but considering securities, maintenance, scalabilities, etc. You are better off building your own bespoke CMS than using the like of WordPress and its cohort

miracood:
I use my three fingers to dig my $#-#'#

fnep2smooth:
It's like you are only watching without practicing it, try build a project. Maybe a portfolio static site , download bootstrap file from their site pls don't use their CDN (unless you have understand how the whole css component work) this will help you to understand how to link third party css locally, you will then create your own cusom css to over ride any particular part in the existing code.
Use your browser source view to see/inspect which css is controlling a particular container, you can also untick it to see the effect (FireFox).

INSTANTCASH345:
Hello,

Well, as the title of the project reads, we will need a WordPress expert to use his PC and create a course video in parts such that each part will have sub- title thus:

* How to create a website on wordpress
* How to install a theme or change a theme/delete theme on WordPress.
* How to install plugin and all about it.
* How to create post on WordPress.
* How to edit/delete post on WordPress.

NB: * From basic WordPress option to advance option.
* Explain in detail & brief.
*English subtitle is needed.

Pls,only those who are expert in WordPress should chat me up on WhatsApp,thanks.

fnep2smooth:
Keep trying, you will get use to it

cixak95211:
You're pretty much correct on these fronts except for the fact that Heroku isnt like Bluehost and Godaddy, .it is not a platform, it is a hosting "infrastructure" . . take note, big difference between platform and infrastructure,as the latter is one-level deeper . ., it has no cpanel, and is therefore barebones, means you have to work from scratch, command line. No user interface that allows drag and drop like cpanels . . .

cixak95211:
You're pretty much correct on these fronts except for the fact that Heroku isnt like Bluehost and Godaddy, .it is not a platform, it is a hosting "infrastructure" . . take note, big difference between platform and infrastructure,as the latter is one-level deeper . ., it has no cpanel, and is therefore barebones, means you have to work from scratch, command line. No user interface that allows drag and drop like cpanels . . .

Jas80:
oga, first of all Iike the fact that you code because of your passion for it. But about jobs, brother man, there are countless of programming jobs in the world, there are jobs everywhere, lemme tell you something, if you are really good in programming, I mean very good, you can apply for numerous jobs today and get employed if you pass their interview process. From what I have even discovered, if you good, na companies go dy beg you to work for them. So, don't say there are no jobs.

And brother nobody can learn c in a month, unless he/she already has a background in other programming languages

cixak95211:

One thing I've noticed; most programmers here learnt and mastered most of the languages within 3 weeks to 3 months
Amazing !!!

klentochka:
The thing is, css is гетагded*, and nothing works as expected.
What's more, there are different browsers and different screen resolutions so good luck supporting all that mess.
Solution: leave that job for someone else and work on backend, using an actual programming language.

*what's that censorship for lmao, had to use cyrillic letters

fnep2smooth:
Go to W3school you will see how every component in css works. , And try look at other people's css scripts it will help you in understanding how it works. First try modify a site with css then start working using people's code, then from there you will understand how it works. Another thing is the editor you are using some Editor helps in autocorrect and completion, try Visual studio code or Sublime , Atom if you are using Mac.