1. How would you design a site similar to the learn.www.remarpro.com site with the use of minimal (or no) plug-ins. If possible, I’d like to stick to a default wp template such as twenty twenty four. The site I have in mind is to create teaching content for non-programmers in a niche field- would like to keep it as minimalistic as possible. A sense of progression (what parts of the course are complete and how long would it take) similar to here would be awesome! Not sure if this site was made with learn dash but thought I’d ask here.
2. Would keeping the teaching content in a structured learning environment that a learner progresses through, would it impede SEO? For instance, can the seo link directly to the 3rd link for a question I have?

Thank you.

The accuracy is now top-notch, and it helps me tremendously in the day-to-day running of my advertising and targeting in more specific areas.

Definitely the way to increase traffic and income all year around.

Keep up the good work.

Nige

My students appreciate the simplicity of use as well.

1. Calendar displaying available dates and times, and after certain day is being clicked it redirects user to a page where he can book it (and pay for it)
2. Reservation system, where user enters his data (lets say name and email) and he can be redirected to payment page.
3. Payment system – after being redirected a certain amount can be paid by card, and after that event for a particular day and time has 1 spot left and user gets an email with reservation info.

I found out that WooCommerce is pretty good with that, I can add events as products and therefore I get 100 products (combination of 20 days and 5 different hours). The problem is with integrating available dates and times with the calendar. I can’t see a way to make these 2 synchronized with each other.

I tried using The Events Calendar, WP Event Manager and Event Tickets Manager for WooCommerce plugins, but it seems free version of none of these can help me with making a chain:
calendar -> event database -> reservation&payment.

Any free plugins I could use for that, any ideas what I could make different to make it work?

Atm I don’t even understand how to view items from specific menu, only block <!-- wp:navigation /-->, which views links to all parent pages with submenus, not only those that were specified in any specific menu in Appearance->Menus.
How can I display a specific menu through blocks? Anything I found was wp_nav_menu() for classic themes. Not sure if this is what I’m searching for, but it could be a good start probably. Is there some alternative to this for block themes?
I tried <!-- wp:navigation {"menu":"<menu name here>"} /--> , but it just displayed the block as html instead of navigation menu.

Now the more complex part: is there any way to fetch list of pages from specific menu and process it with js, or even with php to be compliant with block theme rules? In classic theme I could fetch pages using either get_pages() to fetch all pages, or maybe using wp_get_nav_menu_items() with some other function to get title from page id. That second thing is just an assumption – I didn’t do the second case yet. Afterwards I could process those fetched pages with php and put them anywhere on the site.
I would like to have one kinda atypic style – menu bar with parent items, and when a parent item is hovered with mouse, whole menu would resize, so it would fit a submenu under parent.

Let’s say menu would look like this:

And after hovering, whole menu bar will grow in height like this:

In classic theme I managed to do it with menu blocks, each consisting from parent item holder (the one up), and submenu holder (the items right under the parent item when hovered), and processed it with php – what item to which box.
How can I achieve that? What would be the most correct way of doing this in WP block theme?
I am experienced in HTML/CSS/JS/PHP, but new to WP

Thanks in advance