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CSS3 provides an awesome landscape for speeding up web design with WordPress. Here you will learn useful techniques about CSS3 that will enable you to add unique touches easily to your designs. From the basics of adding rounded corners to using … Continue reading CSS3, WordPress & Salsa Dancing →

This presentation would introduce the basic concepts and techniques behind building a simple WordPress plugin. It would briefly describe the differences between plugin and theme development, or why you might prefer to develop some functionality as a plugin rather than … Continue reading Beginning Plugin Development (It’s not as hard as it looks) →

Based on my concept last year of the mullet hair style and its relationship to web markup (html is the ‘business front’ and css is the ‘party in the back’), this presentation will be a demonstration on the fun and … Continue reading Embrace the Mullet: CSS is the Party in the Back (a CSS ‘how-to’) →

WordPress is phenomenal as a Content Management System, but sometimes you just need content that’s not a blog post or a static page? And sometimes that content needs to be twisted, stretched, and changed up to not look like a … Continue reading Custom Post Types and You →

BuddyPress is a social networking plugin for WordPress that essentially adds a social network layer including user profiles, groups, private messaging, activity streams, and a whole lot more. This session will go over required and optional features, installation and setup, … Continue reading Win friends and influence people with BuddyPress →

WordPress is always known as the end-all be all of blogging systems. Many enterprise systems utilize WordPress, but how can you, the average joe, get the most out of WordPress? Can WordPress really do anything you throw at it? Heck … Continue reading The Ultimate WordPress Experience – WordPress as a CMS →