It is time to get our hands dirty building our community page. We will give you the basic tools you need to continue building your community pages when we are finished here. We do not use any specific IDX integration, but, we will be using IDX Broker as a basic instructional tool for how we can add content specific to IDX. We will dive into a more advanced integration using IDX in a different series, but, for the broad strokes we will use IDX Broker.
This will be part 2 of a 3 part miniseries on building the community pages. After this episode, we are going to need to take a step back and hook up a few third party API libraries we use in the themes for enhancements such as local School Data and a simple Weather Forecast.
# | Video Title | Length | Status |
1 | Series Introduction | 2:07 | |
2 | Installing and Activating the IDX Themes Framework | 8:43 | |
3 | IDX Themes Framework Components Overview | 4:01 | |
4 | WordPress Customizer for IDX Themes | 10:44 | |
5 | IDX Themes Rotating Background Images | 4:42 | |
6 | IDX Themes Team Members | 6:38 | |
7 | IDX Themes Framework Client Testimonials | 7:13 | |
8 | IDX Themes Community Pages Part 1 | 3:05 | |
9 | IDX Themes Community Pages Part 2 | 13:32 | |
10 | IDX Themes Third Party API Integrations | 8:02 | |
11 | IDX Themes Community Pages Part 3 | 6:51 | |
12 | IDX Themes Homepage Content and Blog Archive Page | 8:52 | |
13 | IDX Themes WordPress Menus | 10:30 | |
14 | Adding Recent Blog Posts to Homepage and Logo Upload | 2:13 |