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 jQuery.
Code Camp - Session 4 - jQuery
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 jQuery.
Code Camp - jQuery
In this week-long summer code camp, attendees will go through "everything you need to know" about HTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP, and MySQL. Monday (HTML), Tuesday (CSS), Wednesday (jQuery), Thursday (PHP), and Friday (MySQL). Note: You only have to register for ONE of the Code Camp days to gain access to all five days.
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.
Building Your Own Modal System
Having the ability to have interactive modal windows can raise the interaction factor of a website. In this webinar we will start from scratch with some HTML and CSS and then implement some basic jQuery to bring interactivity to the code.
How to Reload Pages in WordPress Dynamically
PHP-based websites are essentially "static" once the content is delivered to the visitor's browser. But there are ways to "force" refreshes to anyone looking at the page. In this webinar we will be exploring different ways to make a site more "live" and "real-time".