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etoluw:
Of course there thousands of themes you can choose from (both free & paid) for blogs, ecommerce, companies etc.

But if you need a special(bespoke) design you have to do it yourself. This usually happens when a client sends you a link and wants you to create something similar for him.
Building themes is very easy if you've learnt CSS, HTML, JavaScript & PHP.

Also for plugins you'll find so many plugins for usual cases. As all websites have unique requirements you'll definitely need to build your own plugins to meet your specific requirements.

Also many plugins are an overkill which might make your website slow, so if you can just add the functions you need without the unnecessary load.

Well i am really beginning to understand your point, are you saying the only way I can use the programming language i have learnt in WordPress is by embedding them through plugins.


And I have another question , is there any way I can copy the code i use in creating a wordpress website and edit with an editor

etoluw:
Unfortunately to use these Content Management Systems effectively you still have to master the programming language used.


For example if you use WordPress, you will still need to build custom themes/plugins for your clients.

Moonlight111
Thank you sir for your answer.
But I thought WordPress has already embedded themes and plugins that developers can utilize while building websites and if not , how can i compact php codes to WordPress settings .

I am an amateur web designer and programmer for now , and i really don't understand why I should (kind of) waste long hard hours learning web programming languages like Php, Javascript , html and others when there are Content Management Systems all over the internet that would help me get around and make relatively similar websites with less stress and in a much quicker time .
Please i would appreciate if anyone who is more informed than i am , could please explain to me.

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