Code Camp 2019 is available to everyone wanting to learn more about HTML, CSS, PHP, jQuery, and how it all comes together with WordPress. If you're an advanced user, it is always great to refresh yourself with these skills. If you are a beginner, there is no better way to start understanding how to control and customize your WordPress site than to begin understanding the code behind it all. In this first session, we will be focused on CSS
CSS vs SVG vs Icon Fonts vs Images
Modern web development has many different ways to display and style visual elements on a site. But which way is best? In this webinar, we will be looking at how to work with CSS shapes, using SVG images, rolling aspects into icon fonts, and even best practices for standardized image files.
CSS Combinators
Learning how to style CSS is normally how most people learn CSS. Then we graduate to learning how to identify already build CSS structures. We should then be moving on to learning how to combine CSS selectors together to make unique design declarations for our sites. This webinar is all about cominators (combined selectors).
CSS Writing-Mode
CSS has a built-in method for controlling the writing flow direction of our content. For anyone building multi-lingual or non-western language sites, this is an essential tool in your toolbox. Plus, the writing-mode declaration can be used to make some extremely creative displays of text.
Irregular Shapes in CSS
Most people, especially when being introduced to CSS, operate in a "rectangle" box concept. But when we truly take advantage of CSS we can begin working with triangles, circles and much more.
CSS Grid Insta-webinar
It is time for another dive into CSS Grid to see why we no longer have to fear CSS math. Not only will we talk about grid control and responsiveness, we will dig into height-based grids and item placements
CSS: Beyond the Basics (Part 3)
CSS can be amazing AND it can be frustrating. In this 4 part series, we will be going deep beyond the basics and looking at how we can utilize CSS to handle lots of heavy design work on our WordPress sites. Whether you need customized navigations, modal windows, drop-downs, accordions, tabbed content, animated effects, image filters, and much more... you can do it all with CSS.
CSS: Beyond the Basics (Part 4)
CSS can be amazing AND it can be frustrating. In this 4 part series, we will be going deep beyond the basics and looking at how we can utilize CSS to handle lots of heavy design work on our WordPress sites. Whether you need customized navigations, modal windows, drop-downs, accordions, tabbed content, animated effects, image filters, and much more... you can do it all with CSS.
CSS: Beyond the Basics (Part 2)
CSS can be amazing AND it can be frustrating. In this 4 part series, we will be going deep beyond the basics and looking at how we can utilize CSS to handle lots of heavy design work on our WordPress sites. Whether you need customized navigations, modal windows, drop-downs, accordions, tabbed content, animated effects, image filters, and much more... you can do it all with CSS.
CSS: Beyond the Basics - Part 1
CSS can be amazing AND it can be frustrating. In this 4 part series, we will be going deep beyond the basics and looking at how we can utilize CSS to handle lots of heavy design work on our WordPress sites. Whether you need customized navigations, modal windows, drop-downs, accordions, tabbed content, animated effects, image filters, and much more... you can do it all with CSS.
Code Camp - Session 2 - CSS
Code Camp 2018 is available to everyone wanting to learn more about HTML, CSS, PHP, jQuery, and how it all comes together with WordPress. If you're an advanced user, it is always great to refresh yourself with these skills. If you are a beginner, there is no better way to start understanding how to control and customize your WordPress site than to begin understanding the code behind it all. In this first session, we will be focused on CSS