Using WordPress

The Problem with Plugin Review Requests I'm not sure plugin developers are thinking this through.

May 14, 2017 by Sallie Goetsch 4 Comments

The problem with upgrade, cross-sell, and review request messages for plugins is the execution. To avoid annoying your users into writing negative reviews, restrict your notifications to screens that only people who are actively choosing and installing plugins will see and phrase your review requests carefully. Continue Reading The Problem with Plugin Review Requests I’m not sure plugin developers are thinking this through.

CSS Grid Layout for Event List Widget with Flexbox Fallback Turn your Events Calendar list widget into a grid widget

May 13, 2017 by Sallie Goetsch 4 Comments

This entry is part 10 of 13 in the series Modern Tribe Tutorials

With a few simple changes to your code, you can turn The Events Calendar’s event list widget into a grid of events with featured images. Follow this three-part tutorial to discover the magic of CSS Grid Layout. Continue Reading CSS Grid Layout for Event List Widget with Flexbox Fallback Turn your Events Calendar list widget into a grid widget

WP-Tonic 157: Coordinating Complex Site Migrations Moving a WordPress site is usually easy. Moving a site to WordPress...maybe not.

January 14, 2017 by Sallie Goetsch Leave a Comment

This entry is part 16 of 30 in the series WP-Tonic Roundtable

If you’re planning to move your website to a new hosting company, a new domain, or even a new CMS, take some time to make sure you have everything in place before you start. The WP-Tonic live panel discusses what’s involved and how to ensure a smooth transition. Continue Reading WP-Tonic 157: Coordinating Complex Site Migrations Moving a WordPress site is usually easy. Moving a site to WordPress…maybe not.

WP-Tonic Live Panel Resumes The posse is back for a new season

January 8, 2017 by Sallie Goetsch Leave a Comment

This entry is part 15 of 30 in the series WP-Tonic Roundtable

After a break for the winter holidays, the WP-Tonic Live Panel is back for a new season. If you’re around on Saturday mornings at 9 AM Pacific, come join us. The best place to look for info is on the panel page on WP-Tonic.com. You can also subscribe on YouTube or iTunes. Continue Reading WP-Tonic Live Panel Resumes The posse is back for a new season

Watch My Interview on WP-Tonic Podcast 137 We talk freelancing, WordPress, and Greek

October 29, 2016 by Sallie Goetsch Leave a Comment

This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series Interviews

Most Saturdays at 10 AM, you can find me on the WP-Tonic Live panel, but this week I was actually the interview guest. Jonathan Denwood, John Locke, and I talked about freelancing, the early days of the Web and my previous life as a classicist, among other things. Continue Reading Watch My Interview on WP-Tonic Podcast 137 We talk freelancing, WordPress, and Greek

Does It Work? Using The New CSS Layout with Rachel Andrew
Description Over the past two years, we have moved from a situation where we essentially lacked a layout system for the web, to one where a complex and flexible system […] The post Does It Work? Using The New CSS Layout with Rachel Andrew appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
Speaker Training
Get the workbook and slides for the October 2019 speaker training, plus background and pro tips. The post Speaker Training appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
SEO Audit Template & Resources
Our November speaker, John Locke, graciously provided a template for an SEO audit report. You can download it as a Microsoft Word or PDF document. The post SEO Audit Template & Resources appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.