September 18, 2010

September 18, 2010

September 18, 2010

July 26, 2010 — No novo WordPress 3.0, podes adicionar um fundo ao teu theme, neste vídeo aprendes como.

July 19, 2010 — La création de menus personnalisés est désormais possible avec la sortie de WordPress 3.0. Via un système de glisser / déposer, réalisez vos propres menus en combinant des liens externes, des catégories ou encore des pages en quelques clics.

Vidéo proposée par WordPress Channel.

July 17, 2010 — Are you interested in WordPress template design? Find out how to create your own unique, flexible design to set your site apart from the crowd! This is an introduction to theme file structure and logic, followed by a look at a theme frameworks and how to modify them. It includes a heavy focus on child theming and framework design.

July 17, 2010 — Over the past 3 years the WordPress theme landscape has changed dramatically. What started as a few key community members pumping out cool and interesting theme designs has turned into big business with huge turnovers and a truly worldwide scope.

This is a history lesson showing how the theme market has grown and how elements such as free themes, theme clubs, GPL and theme frameworks steered its evolution. There’s also a look at the future of the theme market and WordPress theme technology.

July 15, 2010 — Andrew Warner of Mixergy conducts an interview with Matt Mullenweg of Automattic and Chris Pearson of DIYThemes regarding the Thesis theme and the GNU Public License.

Special thanks to Mixergy for sharing this video with WordPress.tv.

July 10, 2010 — Jane Wells from Automattic gives the news on what’s coming next for WordPress. WordPress 3.0 has brought many new features to WordPress including menus, multiple site support, custom post-types and much more. Hear directly from Jane on the latest and get a sneak peak at what’s coming to the WordPress project, how you can get involved, and more.

Video provided by Blaze Streaming Media.

July 10, 2010 — Usability is vital to website success; if people can’t use it, they won’t. Steve Martin will show you that little usability changes can make a BIG difference and teach you how to run user testing sessions on your own. He’ll also be conducting a usability test live with the audience.