November 20, 2024 — Learn how to use the Site Editor to design and prototype websites with blocks, customize layouts, and apply basic design principles.

November 20, 2024 — This lesson covers troubleshooting WordPress plugin and theme conflicts, including using FTP, error logs, and the Health Check plugin to diagnose and resolve issues.

November 19, 2024 — The Block Bindings API, first introduced in WordPress 6.5, allowed the connection of custom fields (or any data) to Core blocks. However, this was just the beginning. Substantial improvements had been made by WordPress 6.7, enabling block attributes to be directly bound to custom fields from the Editor using an intuitive UI and a newly available public JavaScript API.

In this Developer Hours session, an overview of the Block Bindings API and how it works was provided, including major changes in the API since WordPress 6.5. The session demonstrated how to use the new Editor UI for binding attributes and work with the new JavaScript API. Whether you are new to Block Bindings or have already started using them in their projects, the session offered valuable insights for everyone.

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November 14, 2024 — Learn how to use the WordPress Style Book to preview and refine your site’s design.

November 14, 2024 — Learn to personalize your site’s appearance by adjusting colors, fonts, typography, and layout in WordPress — all without code.

November 14, 2024 — H5P is an open-source platform (https://h5p.org) that allows folks to create, share, and reuse interactive HTML5 content directly on their website. The platform provides a wide variety of content types, including interactive videos, presentations, quizzes, games, and more.
H5P is primarily for educators, but anyone with a WordPress website can design interactive materials like presentations, games, and “quizzes” to get visitors to engage.
I’ll demonstrate a few of the interactive activities and show you how you can design your own.
Add H5P Interactivity to Your Website
Presented byTrevor Johnson-Steigelman

November 14, 2024 — A Content Security Policy (CSP) is a great tool for helping keep your site’s users safe from common forms of front-end attack types including cross site scripting, packet sniffing, and click-jacking. During this talk you will learn:

* What are content security policies are?
* How do I implement a content security policy in WordPress?
* How to monitor your site’s content security policy reports

Presented byShawn Hooper

November 14, 2024 — How we use WordPress for Digital Media Arts and how we upload our projects and blog posts and explore the different themes on the website as part of a college educational program.
Presented byErik Schneider

November 14, 2024

November 14, 2024 — Educating others about WordPress isn’t just about teaching technical skills—it’s about empowering individuals to become active contributors and leaders within the WordPress community. By sharing knowledge and lowering the barriers to entry, we create a ripple effect that strengthens connections, fosters collaboration, and builds lasting relationships. Whether you’re a seasoned developer, content creator, or just passionate about WordPress, this talk will show you how a focus on education can unlock growth for both the platform and the people who use it.

Presented byRobbie Adair