WordPress Tutorial for Beginners - How to Make a Website & Customize a Theme (Site Editor + ChatGPT)

Follow this step-by-step WordPress tutorial and learn how to make a website and fully customize the Twenty Twenty-Three theme design using the free full site editing (FSE) feature.
Then to add content, we'll generate the website text using ChatGPT, a popular artificial intelligence language model!
You'll go from a WordPress beginner to an expert, and by the end will have a deep understanding of how the WP template system works to achieve the front-end website pages.
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Here are the chapters to follow along:
Intro - 00:00
Get domain & hosting - 00:35
Install Twenty Twenty-Three theme - 01:22
Upload photos to media library - 01:43
Publish pages & posts - 02:25
WordPress settings - 04:05
Editing theme templates - 06:24
Default custom styles - 08:31
Create Front Page template - 17:46
Header template part - 18:30
Image banner layout - 22:33
Generate text with ChatGPT - 27:25
Check for CSS bugs with Chrome Inspector - 30:18
Three-widget section - 32:17
More content via ChatGPT - 33:56
Add pre-built WordPress pattern - 37:14
Footer template part - 40:47
Review homepage & fix spacing - 47:27
Custom HTML block bug - 52:20
Add custom CSS code- 52:55
Page template - 55:32
ChatGPT for course ideas - 01:01:55
A.I. sense of humor - 01:03:36
Create a subpage & add to menu - 01:04:39
Home template (for blog posts) - 01:06:41
Edit Single template - 01:09:44
CSS for submenu - 01:12:44
Customize with WordPress plugins - 01:14:44
Make your website now - 01:16:27
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[@versey2]

Thanks for a brilliant tutorial.

[@ItsTheGIST]

The best application for GPT I've used so far is one that adds meta description, caption and keywords to all images on the website, automatically. It's amazing how well it works, and such a huge time saver.

[@RayDelVecchio]

That is a great use case!

[@vitoibrahim6033]

can you provide a way to make only 3 headers, heroes and footers using the twenty three theme with guteberg? the content in the Hero or the content under the header or navbar contains an or shortcode, but I want the or shortcode to be full and fit the screen and close to the header and navbar, please help me. I'm confused about how to fit the screen, I've subscribed you 🥺🥺🥺

[@Jack_Warner]

Hi Ray, I've got a question I hope you can answer. When I write my own CSS code in the editor panel, what file does it actually write to, because I cannot find it. I modified the nav menu to have a different colour when hovering over it. I targeted it by inspecting the code in Google Chrome, but I cannot find where it has placed my code. It's not in the theme.json file for sure.

[@RayDelVecchio]

It doesn't write to a file, it's stored in the database... wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/258226/where-are-additional-css-files-stored

[@Jack_Warner]

@@RayDelVecchio Thank you so much. I've been pulling my hair out over this. It's very confusing. Thankfully, i'm pretty good with css and have made some good improvements to the 2023 theme.

[@ismael1863]

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[@ArlenWilliams]

Sorry, please explain. This is for beginners and you're using AI to do very detailed customizations?