WP – Site Development – Overall Build / Notes / Steps / Plugins /

OK – so this is a first stab at working out what is the best way to put these together –

URL / Start Off 

Finding Domains::

https://domainwheel.com/ Could be a fun tool to set it all up with –

Hosting

bluehost.com

Themes

Terms/Technology Explained If there were some terms/technology mentioned in the post above that you did not understand, refer here for answers. Sass Sass is an extension of tradional CSS that adds extra functionality to it. The sass files will be compiled into normal CSS, so it is supported by all browsers. In it you can use things like functions, variables and mixins, things that are not available in CSS, but are very useful for development. You can also create separate files for styling separate sections/page templates. This makes your CSS a lot easier to stay on top of, without it affecting performance. (Because you compile it into one CSS file.) You can read about sass basics here. Gulp Gulp is a task runner, a system that helps you automate tasks like compiling Sass into CSS, minify JS files, refresh browser windows upon changes and even automatically optimize images. To install gulp you need to have NodeJS installed. npm npm is node.js’s package manager. It makes adding JS or CSS libraries super easy and super fast for example. To install npm you need to have NodeJS installed. Element An element is basically a part of a HTML webpage. If you look at the source code for this page, you will see elements like
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