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  • Vladislav Musílek: Časté problémy ve WooCommerce e-shopu a jejich řešení
  • Martin Rajnoch: Page buildery – Jak na rozšíření a úpravy ve WordPress bez programování

    Martin Rajnoch: Page buildery – Jak na rozšíření a úpravy ve WordPress bez programování

    WordCamp Prague 2020Speaker: Martin Rajnoch

    November 5, 2020 — moc jsme se v komunitě nevěnovali velké skupině začátečníků a lidem, kteří neumí programovat, ale potřebují udělat rozšíření nebo úpravy ve WordPress. Podíváme se, jaké jsou možnosti pro rozšíření, od políček, přes nové posttype, relace mezi nimi, až k vytváření seznamů a detailních stránek na míru z právě rozšířených dat. A to vše bez nutnosti programování. Ukážeme si to na demo příkladech správy zaměstnanců nebo realit, od backendu po vytvoření frontendu.

    Ukázky na:

    Gutenberg
    ACF a Elementor
    JetEngine a Elementor
    Oxygen
    Toolset

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  • Kirsten Schelper, Elisabeth Hölzl: WordPress-Projekte managen

    Kirsten Schelper, Elisabeth Hölzl: WordPress-Projekte managen

    WordPress Meetup StuttgartSpeakers: Kirsten Schelper, Elisabeth Hölzl

    November 5, 2020 — Für unser Meetup am 4. November 2020 haben wir uns zwei Expertinnen eingeladen: Kirsten Schelper und Elisabeth Hölzl. Beide sind seit Jahren nicht nur in der WordPress-Community aktiv (und organisieren das Münchner Meetup) sondern arbeiten in Kunden-Projekten als Duo auch tagtäglich mit Kundinnen und Kunden zusammen.

    Über ihre Erfahrung aus dem Managen dieser Projekte haben die beiden in ihrem Vortrag „WordPress-Projekte managen“ berichten, dabei ein wenig aus dem Nähkästchen geplaudert und uns durch den gesamten Prozess vom Angebot bis zum fertigen Projekt geführt.

  • Tessa Kriesel: Building Gutenberg Blocks with Advanced Custom Fields

    Tessa Kriesel: Building Gutenberg Blocks with Advanced Custom Fields

    WordCamp Denver 2019Speaker: Tessa Kriesel

    November 4, 2020 — or those of us that rely greatly on Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) for customizing our themes, the release of Gutenberg was and still is scary at times.

    Have no fear! acf_register_block() allows you to create your own Gutenberg blocks using just Advanced Custom Fields.

    You will learn:

    – ACF & its awesome capabilities
    – How to create Gutenberg blocks with ACF
    – A few other handy ACF tips & tricks

  • Ashish Kalsi: Best Practices for Securing Your Site

    Ashish Kalsi: Best Practices for Securing Your Site

    WordCamp Denver 2019Speaker: Ashish Kalsi

    November 4, 2020 — With new threats constantly emerging, how can website owners protect themselves and their business? In this session we will cover this crucial topic for SEOs and share several demos of these threats, plus how they can be prevented. Find out what Google is seeing in hacking trends, Google’s view on what HTTPS does (and doesn’t do), and how to best address a hacked site.

    Attendees will learn how to protect against SQL injection attacks, sanitize user generated input, and come away with other practical tips that can immediately be implemented to secure their sites.

  • Topher DeRosia: Introduction to the WordPress HTTP API

    Topher DeRosia: Introduction to the WordPress HTTP API

    WordCamp Denver 2019Speaker: Topher DeRosia

    November 4, 2020 — The WordPress HTTP API allows you to gather data from other parts of the web and present it however you wish. We’ll take a look at how it’s done, while taking into consideration performance issues.

    We’ll look at both examples of what can be done as well as code samples to accomplish specific goals.

  • Ryan Kanner: Data Structure Design for WordPress

    Ryan Kanner: Data Structure Design for WordPress

    WordCamp Denver 2019Speaker: Ryan Kanner

    November 4, 2020 — Where should I store this data? A custom post type? Taxonomy? Custom Table? WordPress has a few different built-in mechanisms that allow you to store custom data, each with their strengths and weaknesses. The question is, which one should I use?

    Having a well-designed data structure is crucial to a project’s long-term success. It acts as the foundation of your project, and if not well thought out, could lead to massive technical debt, and costly migrations down the road.

    In this talk, we will walk through a few specific examples of project requirements, and the thought process involved when deciding how to architect the data to fulfill the requirements.

  • Joseph LoPreste: Web Accessibility Made Easy for WordPress

    Joseph LoPreste: Web Accessibility Made Easy for WordPress

    WordCamp Denver 2019Speaker: Joseph LoPreste

    November 4, 2020 — We explain what the WCAG 2.1 guidelines are and why they are so important to us as WordPress developers and agencies.

    Then we offer our easy and actionable steps that you can do to your website as soon as you get home to help you become compliant.

    We of course go through and explain each step we offer so you will understand clearly.

    Finally, we offer some resources and links to completely free plugins that you can use to test your websites Section 508 compliance and help your compliance instantly.

  • Pau Camps: Diseño web para no-diseñadores

    Pau Camps: Diseño web para no-diseñadores

    WordPress GranollersSpeaker: Pau Camps

    November 4, 2020 — Seguimos profundizando en los perfiles profesionales en el entorno WordPress y en este caso tenemos un invitado muy especial, Pau Camps, para hablarnos de diseño web, y en concreto de diseño web para los que no somos diseñadores, pero que aún así necesitamos tener conocimientos mínimos (o no tan mínimos) para poder ser mejores desarrolladores y poder crear proyectos web de mejor calidad.

  • Meryl Evans: Much Ado About Captioning Videos for WordPress and Beyond

    Meryl Evans: Much Ado About Captioning Videos for WordPress and Beyond

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2020Speaker: Meryl Evans

    November 3, 2020 — This talk explains the why and how of adding subtitles to web video.

    It’s easy to add YouTube or Vimeo-hosted video to your WordPress site, but omitting captions excludes many more people than you think. A lot more than the six percent of the world that is deaf or hard of hearing.

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