Theme Development from the Coding End View more presentations from East Bay WordPress Meetup. Eventually I will finish syncing this with the audio recording, and you’ll get a real slidecast.
Past Meetups
April 2010 Meetup Notes: WordPress Q & A
Anet wants to carpool from the North Bay to WordCamp on May 1st. If you’re planning to drive down from that area, contact her at anetdunne [at] gmail [dot] com. […]
March 2010 Meetup Q & A
Q: How do you use WordPress, when do you use it, and why use WP instead of something like Dreamweaver? Answers: It automatically updates and changes things, so if the […]
Creating Beautiful WordPress Sites with Ann Zerega
Creating Beautiful WordPress Sites View more presentations from East Bay WordPress Meetup.
Meetup Members’ WordPress Websites
Meetup Member Sites – March 2010 View more presentations from East Bay WordPress Meetup.
Meetup Members’ Plugin Picks (June 2009 and Feb 2010)
Somehow the June Meetup notes with favorite plugins never got posted. There was another request for plugin recommendations in February. Here are two lists with some plugin suggestions from the two events.
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Feb 2010 Meetup Notes: WP Q & A
Main Presentation Topic: Learning About WordPress The presentation PDF is available on the WordPress Asylum website. Questions Q: Can WordPress read from a FileMaker database? A: Anca says WordPress can […]
Learning About WordPress PDF Presentation
Following a tip from Lancelhoff.com, I’m going to try embedding the PDF version of the presentation from February’s Meetup here. I had to use the second technique, surrounding the URL […]
Learning About WordPress Mind Map (Feb 2010 Meetup)
Click on the image above for the complete mind map (with links) used as the basis of the February 21st presentation on sources of information about and help with WordPress, […]
WordPress 2.9 Feature Overview: Jan 2010 Meetup
Newcomer Questions and Random Resources Q: How do you change the header image in Thesis? A: (Anca) For some reason, this is not one of the built-in options in Thesis, […]
