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This is all you need to know: https://www.kadencewp.com/
It's built with WordPress & Kadence Theme. The site is entirely database driven with PHP & MySQL (advanced server-side programming). As a learning tool it has zero value to anyone. Even if you do use WordPress, you'll learn nothing from this.
If you honestly want to learn how to create websites, start here. Read chapters, do code exercises, take quizzes at the end.
- https://www.w3schools.com/html/
- https://www.w3schools.com/css/
- https://www.w3schools.com/js/
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I just want duplicate to improve my web desining skill.
By @Flora29641087f494
I don't think trying to replicate that website, using the code that it does, is going to improve your web-design skills as it uses some kind of bespoke framework for the css and looks to be partly based on some Wordpress solution (https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-blocks/),
I really have no time for website coding that uses inline css, like below. The code becomes a complete mess, in my opinion, and then difficult to maintain.
<div class="site-main-header-wrap site-header-focus-item site-header-row-layout-standard site-header-row-tablet-layout-default site-header-row-mobile-layout-default ">
By all means you can try and replicate the front-end design/functionality but I would do so using a different coding approach, something simpler and more mainstream, which would be more managable for you if you have limited coding knowledge.
Ordinarily, WP sites are more streamlined and better organized than this.
This WP.com site appears to have been cobbled together by a rank beginner with pasted content from MS Word and arranged with some drag & drop design tool similar to Elementor. I'm fairly certain that's why the code is such a trainwreck.
Ordinarily, WP sites are more streamlined and better organized than this.
This WP.com site appears to have been cobbled together by a rank beginner with pasted content from MS Word and arranged with some drag & drop design tool similar to Elementor. I'm fairly certain that's why the code is such a trainwreck.
By @Nancy OShea
Probably, I gave up long ago trying to figure out exactly what workflow is being used to create a lot of websites these days. They seem to work for the most part, are cheap and cheerfully put together, so what do I know. So long as you never have to dive in and sort through the code, I guess anything will do.
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