FAQ
Building a WordPress website just seems to good to be true, I know you have questions. That’s why I’ve rounded up the most popular ones and answered them in detail.
About Worspress and Open source
Yes! Why? It’s a little hard to believe – but thousands of people all over the world believe software should be open and free, and enable collaboration. Just like the idea behind Wikipedia.
No. Wix is nice, but it’s built by a specific company and belongs to it. It can’t compare with an open source platform, just like some company’s encyclopedia can’t compare with Wikipedia. and another thing – when you build a Wix site – your site belongs to them. You can never transfer it to another company.
No. The code is open, not your site…
Of course! WordPress is open-source, that means it’s yours to use for whatever you want. You can even copy it and sell it if you think that’s a good idea
Who is WordPress for?
No. WordPress can be used by young millennials and by their grandmas. What you do need is some patience to sit down for at least 15 minutes at a time.
Generally, not. Almost anything you can think of adding to your site – Someone has already made a plugin for, for free or for a very cheap price. But even if you really do have some new idea and you want to add it to your site – a programmer can do that easily. The site is open-source so he can see the code and add whatever he wants to.
No. There are thousands of readymade beautiful themes (templates) for you to use. Each theme can be customized very easily, we show you how to do that in the course.
WordPress can be used by pretty much any language in the world.
About the course
Yes, it’s really free. We love WordPress, and we want everyone to enjoy it to.
I love WordPress, and this is my way of giving back and spreading the word. Besides, if you buy your hosting service through one of the links here – I get a commission (and you get a better price).
Yes. But like in any field, to get really good at something – it’s not enough to learn, you need experience. So I’d start by building a site for yourself and some friends for free, and only then start charging money for it.
All you have to do is signup to the hosting company of your choice using one of the links on this hosting page. In most cases, it’ll also give you a better price.
The hosting
Yes, but I wouldn’t do that if I were you. Free hosts usually have put ads on your site, have none or bad support and bad uptime. They are also limited in memory and bandwidth, and I you’ll need more – then they’ll charge you. There are no free meals In the hosting business.
It is, but you do need a hosting account to put the WordPress in.
Yes.
Technically no. You can use WordPress on pretty much any hosting company in the world. But don’t go for the cheapest host out there. Get a hosting company with good reviews, affordable price and great support.
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