During this webinar, we will be utilizing AJAX and other Javascript code to enable sections of a WordPress website to auto-refresh and custom intervals without needing the entire page to refresh. We will also look at how we can control this auto-refreshing and focus it on a single CSS div. Join Benjamin as he walks step-by-step through the code and how to implement it on your WordPress websites.
DOM Manipulation Fun
DOM manipulation is tough. There are lots of methods and techniques you need to master and it is not obvious which methods are best for each scenario. In this webinar, I cover numerous DOM manipulation methods that any web developer should know.
Code Camp - Javascript - 2019
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 plain Javascript.
Building Gutenberg Blocks - Part 1: Boilerplates
With Gutenberg on the horizon for WordPress, it is a good idea to start providing some basic customization skills in preparation for the future. In this first of three webinars, we will look at every aspect of creating a custom Gutenberg block that can be used as a "boilerplate" content system for clients. (Basic knowledge of Javascript will be helpful.)
Javascript In-depth - Vue.js Intro
While there are MANY Javascript libraries/languages (jQuery, React, Vue, etc), we are going to be doing a series of training webinars using the Vue.js. This introduction to Vue.js will open the door for attendees to start harnessing the power of Javascript in web development projects.
Building Gutenberg Blocks - Part 3: Custom Styling
With Gutenberg on the horizon for WordPress, it is a good idea to start providing some basic customization skills in preparation for the future. In this third of three webinars, we will build custom Gutenberg blocks that extend the prior two sessions and add in the ability for settings panels and custom stylings.
PluginStudio - Using the Code Studio plugin
Having a simple way to add custom CSS, JS, and more to a WordPress site never seems to do "exactly" what most developers want out of a plugin. I have focused this plugin to have the ability to create both site-wide CSS and Javascript manageable within an actual editor as well as post-specific. This release of Code Studio also has the ability to handle LESS. This fourth plugin release for WPStudio members will accomplish this task.