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30,747 PointsWordPress Courses Retired - Where can I learn WooCommerce?
Hey guys!
I have previously built WooCommerce websites almost solely using the WooCommerce course that was in the WordPress category. I've checked it out now and almost all the courses from WordPress are gone :(.
Can anyone suggest where else may be as good to get a step-by-step WooCommerce course?
Kinda devastated that Treehouses WordPress has not been maintained, I found it so easy to follow.
3 Answers
Dale Severude
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 71,350 PointsHi Gavin,
The WooCommerce site has instructions on how to setup WooCommerce. https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-guided-tour-videos/
Gavin Mace
30,747 PointsThanks for the reply, Dale! I'll definitely keep that guide handy and refer to it.
I was more looking for a WooCommerce Theme Development course, which Treehouse used to have.
Jesse Thompson
10,684 PointsI had this issue too. For coding woocommerce websites the basic templates have pretty solid functionality out the box with some CSS that honestly doesnt look too bad if you set your own values for p, h1, h2 tags. You can edit the template files in wp-content > plugins > woocommerce > templates. I backed up the woocommerce file first.
Most pages use the page.php file anyways just make sure you have <?php the_content(); ?> on your page.php file.