December 15, 2022 — Learn more about improving SEO on WordPress websites.
Topics include:
– why SEO for your business
– competitive keyword analysis to understand why certain websites are ranking
– mistakes to avoid during development
December 15, 2022 — Learn more about getting started as a web development streamer. The presenter shares her personal experience as a streamer. Find out how you can build on her lessons learned.
December 15, 2022 — Templates are the WordPress theme files used to render website pages. Getting acquainted with templates is an important step in learning to build themes for WordPress.
December 14, 2022 — In this episode we will show various ways of WordPress site migration.
First we will demonstrate how to migrate a WordPress site from Local to Local and Local to Live server. Then we will demonstrate how to migrate from Live to Local and Live to Live server.
December 14, 2022 — The business ecosystem around WordPress is multicultural and distributed. The strive for diversity, autonomy, and location independence that governs the open source world is what businesses have been successfully adopting so they can win clients all over the world and hire talent. But why is it that even though global business speaks English, we’re so often struggling to understand what the other is trying to communicate?
How do you navigate the minefield of culture-based misunderstanding?
December 13, 2022 — In this episode we will show various ways of WordPress installation.
First we will demonstrate WordPress installation using Local WP and then we will show how to install WordPress on cPanel. Also using FTP and MySQL.
We will brief on domain & hosting as well.
December 12, 2022 — In this episode, we will show various ways of WordPress Environment setup.
First, we will demonstrate Local WP and then we will show how to install Laravel Valet on Mac.
December 12, 2022 — When visitors come to your site, you generally want them to do something specifically – to sign up for a newsletter, buy a product, engage with more content on your site, join an event etc.
A Call To Action (CTA) is an element on your site that asks people to take a specific action. In this session, we will look at how you can create your own CTA by only using the block editor.
December 12, 2022 — So far, we’ve built a WordPress block using plain JavaScript which supports custom styles via a stylesheet, which uses block attributes and the RichText component to allow the user to edit the block content, and uses a custom toolbar control to allow the user to align the RichText content. Next, we will look at adding additional support for managing the block styles, via the Block Supports API.
December 11, 2022 — Remember the famous WordPress “five minute installation” process? Find out what WP-CLI can do in five minutes. Keep watching and you might learn everything else that can happen from the terminal in 40 minutes.