Introduction
This guide is designed to introduce the process of creating both static and dynamic websites in Clutch. You'll start by installing Clutch and setting up your first static project. Then, you'll learn how to connect Clutch to WordPress, transforming your static site into a dynamic one. Finally, we'll cover the steps to publish your website.
What You'll Learn:
- Installing the Desktop app
- Creating Your First Project:
- Project setup
- Adding and configuring pages
- Implementing layouts and sections
- Basic styling techniques
- Connecting to WordPress:
- Configuring the WordPress Plugin
- Display dynamic content
- Publishing Your Website
Prerequisite Knowledge:
To get the most out of this guide, it's recommended that you have a basic understanding of:
- HTML and CSS: Familiarity with structuring and styling web pages.
- WordPress: Understanding of content management and themes.
Requirements:
You’ll need a WordPress server to work with. If you don’t already have one, you can start locally with a tool like Local.
By the end, you'll have a structured, fully functional site and a solid grasp of how Clutch fits into your workflow.
InstallationYour First ProjectConnecting WordPressPublishing Your Site