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WordCamp Portland: All about post formats

Today I gave a talk at WordCamp Portland about post for­mats and how they make your site awe­some. The slides are posted below and some handy links are included as well. Enjoy. The WordPress Codex has some ter­rific infor­ma­tion on what for­mats are and how they can be… Continue read­ing →

September 18, 2011conference, slides, WCPDX, WordCamp, WordPress

WCSF: How the web works with Jeff Veen

Jeff Veen opened Sunday’s ses­sions with a talk about how the web works. He started with a story about beer and how 200 years ago the only way you could have a cold beer was if it was win­ter or if you were rich and… Continue read­ing →

August 14, 2011conference, design, Jeff Veen, software, WCSF, WordCamp

WordCamp St. Louis: It’s about time. It’s about type!

Mary Baum was one of the last ses­sions of the after­noon and was talk­ing about typog­ra­phy on the web. Mary has a long his­tory in design and typog­ra­phy and believes it’s about damn time we have full access to type on the web. The web-type drought… Continue read­ing →

August 6, 2011conference, typography, WordCamp, WordCamp St. Louis, WordPress

WordCamp St. Louis: The Anatomy of a Premium WordPress Theme

Brian Fegter gave a talk in the after­noon dis­cussing WordPress pre­mium themes. Brian runs Mister Nifty where he works with churches of all sizes on their tech needs. He got started by cov­er­ing the truth about com­mer­cial themes. As he says: There is not one sin­gle theme… Continue read­ing →

August 6, 2011conference, notes, themes, WordCamp, WordCamp St. Louis, WordPress

WordCamp St. Louis: WordPress for Writers and More

Shawntelle Madison gave a talk at WordCamp St. Louis titled “WordPress for Writers, Publishers, and other Content Providers.” Shawntelle is an urban fan­tasy writer with a new book com­ing out. She also works with design firms in St. Louis and has been work­ing with WordPress… Continue read­ing →

August 6, 2011conference, notes, publishing, WordCamp, WordCamp St. Louis, WordPress, writing

Challenging Traditional WordPress Design

Catherine Winters had the sec­ond ses­sion in the after­noon UX track. She talked about how to expand our con­cep­tion of what a WordPress site is. “Oftentimes many of us can tell, at a glance, when a site is using WordPress.” It’s the ones that sur­prise us… Continue read­ing →

May 5, 2011conference, design, WCDev, WordCamp, WordPress

Making Custom Theme Options Easy

Toby Mckes, a WordPress devel­oper at I Can Has Cheezburber, gave the sec­ond talk at WordCamp Developers on the theme options pan­els their sites use. CheezCAP is the cus­tom theme options panel they’ve open sourced. Cheezburger runs over 50 sites on WordPress.com VIP. CheezCAP, which… Continue read­ing →

May 5, 2011Cheezburger, conference, themes, Toby Mckes, Vancouver, WCDev, WordCamp, WordPress

HTML5 and CSS3 with WordPress

Ray Villalobos, who flew all the way out from Florida, opened the devel­op­ment track at WordCamp Developers with a talk about HTML5, CSS3, and WordPress inte­gra­tion. He posted his slides before the talk as well. Ray is an author at Lynda.com and runs a course on… Continue read­ing →

May 5, 2011code, conference, Vancouver, WCDev, WordCamp

Up in Vancouver today for WordCamp Developers. Getting ready to watch the keynote inter­view with Lorelle and Nacin.

May 5, 2011Andrew Nacin, conference, Vancouver, WCDev, WordCamp

WordCamp Seattle Slides

I posted my slides from the Edit Flow talk I gave at WordCamp Seattle the other week­end. The talk was a 5 minute Ignite pre­sen­ta­tion. It was a lot of fun con­dens­ing a plu­gin like Edit Flow to 5 minutes.

April 27, 2011conference, Edit Flow, speaking, WordCamp, WordCamp Seattle

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