Edit wordpress offline

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Hi Been reading and doing research but need handson info on how to edit a word press template offline.Anyone with info on what tools to use thanks in advance
 
So you basically just need a code editor from the sounds of it.

Sublime is a good recommendation from Macdonjo. But it's not free so you'll need to obtain it however you obtain it.

Brackets, Atom and Visual Studio Code are all free options to choose from, Brackets perhaps the most popular of the three.
 
So you basically just need a code editor from the sounds of it.

Sublime is a good recommendation from Macdonjo. But it's not free so you'll need to obtain it however you obtain it.

Brackets, Atom and Visual Studio Code are all free options to choose from, Brackets perhaps the most popular of the three.
With Brackets I hope I can edit both codes and images and I can also have a preview before hosting the site.Otherwise appreciate your contribution
 
With Brackets I hope I can edit both codes and images and I can also have a preview before hosting the site.Otherwise appreciate your contribution

Yeah, but I should've mentioned, that's assuming you install and setup WordPress on your local machine first (e.g., with XAMPP to locally host it). After that point, you can begin creating your child theme for it by using something like Brackets or Sublime to do the editing, and the web browser to do the previewing, for example.
 
So you basically just need a code editor from the sounds of it.

Sublime is a good recommendation from Macdonjo. But it's not free so you'll need to obtain it however you obtain it.

Brackets, Atom and Visual Studio Code are all free options to choose from, Brackets perhaps the most popular of the three.
Thanks I appreciate your guidance...Been looking for ways of how to edit templates offline .Otherwise wish you all the best
 
Yeah, but I should've mentioned, that's assuming you install and setup WordPress on your local machine first (e.g., with XAMPP to locally host it). After that point, you can begin creating your child theme for it by using something like Brackets or Sublime to do the editing, and the web browser to do the previewing, for example.
Thanks alot boss for the proper explanation am learning alot from you guys...appreciate it
 
Subblime is good for local editor and even lighter one is notepad++. Few more would be atom and brackets. For local host I use Local by flywheel, its simple and easy to use. Better than most of them in the market.
 
Subblime is good for local editor and even lighter one is notepad++. Few more would be atom and brackets. For local host I use Local by flywheel, its simple and easy to use. Better than most of them in the market.
Thanks for the information bro.....is there a free version for "Local by flywheel," am going to try all options and see what is easier
 
setup xamp free and then install wp then use notepad++ to code .

or use divi to make websites .

just use localhost to view wp
 
setup xamp free and then install wp then use notepad++ to code .

or use divi to make websites .

just use localhost to view wp
Thanks too boss...the more options i have the more i get to choose the easiest.By the way I thought the divi themes didn't come free
 
Thanks too boss...the more options i have the more i get to choose the easiest.By the way I thought the divi themes didn't come free

Yeah, divi is a premium theme. Something come close to it as a free option is the elementor page builder.
 
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