Labs

This lab showed you where you can find things within the Genesis framework. It gave you a basic walkthrough of the framework, where components are, and how to find what you’re looking for in order to customize it. Knowing where the components are within the Genesis framework helps you to build and customize themes for your clients. This lab will save you at least one (1) hour per project, if not more. Why? Because now you know the naming convention, file structures, where to find stuff, and how Genesis layouts the web page itself. You’ll know where to go look […]

With all code, you first need to initialize it. Initialization prepares a codebase and environment for operation. It includes tasks such as loading files, constants, and setting default states. Pop Quiz Time After you watch the episode, answer these questions.

The events in Genesis are named by a set convention. You will see this naming pattern throughout the framework. Let’s talk about this pattern and how you use it to locate the different files, components, and features within Genesis.

Web pages are comprised of various components, such as the header, footer, navigation, content areas, etc. Genesis divides up its architecture into components. In this episode, you will explore the file structure of the framework in order to find the various components. You’ll learn about the intent of each of the sub-modules, where files are loaded.