Monthly gathering of WordPress junkies in the East San Francisco Bay
It's that time of year again: we want to know what you built with WordPress in 2017. In order to see more sites than we did last year, what we need is for the volunteers to choose ONE (1) feature of a recent site to demonstrate. We'll distribute the URLs of all the sites so people can check them out in more detail after the meeting.
There are multiple methods of building structured content in WordPress. We'll run through a case study of an archive website using the Pods framework custom taxonomies, custom post types, templates, and shortcodes.
Speed matters. People are impatient. If your website or a client's website doesn't load quickly - within a just a couple of seconds - many visitors will abandon it completely. A slow site means lost time & revenue. But figuring out how to speed up a slow site can be HARD. Diagnosing WordPress performance issues […]
Bay Area programmer Karla Leibowitz is a full stack developer working on WordPress sites to add custom front and back end features using PHP, SQL, and HTML, CSS, Javascript and jQuery. She will share her research into Gutenberg: how it works, how it will alter her development projects, and how it will impact her clients. […]
We’ll look at color tools, color spaces, hex code, color and type and common color patterns. Finally we will look at testing a color scheme for readability and accessibility issues.
WordPress will be 15th years old this May 27th, 2018! On Sunday, May 27th, we're planning a global event celebrating the WordPress 15th Anniversary with WordPress community groups around the world. You are invited! We'll meet at the address listed on this event to enjoy some refreshments (and maybe even a WordPress birthday cake) and […]
