How to Edit WordPress Code in 2025 (HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript)!

In this video I'm going to show you how to edit WordPress code including HTML, CSS, PHP and Javascript, safely and without crashing your websites.

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⏰ TIME CODES ⏰

00:00 Intro
01:40 1. Editing HTML in Posts & Pages
02:39 2. Editing CSS in the Customizer
03:26 3. Edit WordPress Code via theme editor
05:18 4. Editing WordPress code via file manager
06:13 5. Editing WP Code via FTP
07:43 6. Editing WP Code with a plugin
08:24 Best practices for editing WordPress code

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[ManuelaManevska]

When I joined WP Umbrella I received a learning budget for a WordPress course of my choice. Since I got a lot of knowledge for free, I’m passing that budget on to the channels I liked most. Thank you, Bjorn!

P.S. I loved the intro of this video😀

[Chris_LiquidMedia]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😊

[marianadegraftdickson]

Editing in html is the easy way. but every alternative is need it in the development.

[andgowebsolutions]

Thank you, i agree but if youre planning to customize each and every file it would be better to use local hosting to not consume your server aswell as i personally like to close all of the areas you mentioned for security hardening like theme file editor plugin editor and php file uploads in general and permissions aswell, i just do what i want on localhosting and migrate using updraft, less resources on the server and more secure for testing and updates, if your goal is to update some css the custom styles tab is fine, however if you alot of customization i would say create a child theme and edit and extend away as muchas you like on local hosting with proper security testing using pcp and some php tests.

[auiiko]

Hey! I saw I tutorial that's outdated about how to make pages, and a menu, according to the categories of your posts, but that function is no longer available in "appearance>menu" like it was in the past haha, could you make a new tutorial on how to achieve that please ? that is how to group posts in different pages according to their category, Thank You!

[Mark-wyj]

Can you do a full tutorial on using AI to code (WP) for non-coder?