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  • Creating a Horizontal List Widget with Featured Images in Events Calendar Pro

    April 21, 2015
    Sallie Goetsch
    35 comments on Creating a Horizontal List Widget with Featured Images in Events Calendar Pro
    Creating a Horizontal List Widget with Featured Images in Events Calendar Pro

    Events Calendar Pro provides an enhanced Event List widget that lets you choose whether to display Venue, Organizer, Address, City, State or Province, Postal Code, Country, Phone, and Price. It allows you to filter events by Event Category and/or Event Tag. But there’s one very important omission: you cannot choose to display the event’s featured image.

    Series: Events Calendar Tutorials
    Filed under: Using WordPress, Widgets
    Tagged with: Events Calendar Pro, Tutorial
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East Bay WordPress Meetup

  • 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.
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    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.
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    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.
  • How to Conduct an SEO Audit (11/18/18 Slides)
    The purpose of an SEO Audit is to give a website the best chances of ranking. It is an investigative process. Doing it properly takes time, nuance, and an understanding of context. The post How to Conduct an SEO Audit (11/18/18 Slides) appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.
  • Slides: Google Tag Manager
    Anca Mosoiu demonstrates the use of Google Tag Manager for handling all of your tracking scripts and understanding the behavior of your website visitors. The post Slides: Google Tag Manager appeared first on East Bay WordPress Meetup.

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Sallie Goetsch, smiling, wearing blue-framed glasses and a peacock-feather-motif jacket.
No longer a girl, but still a fan, I built my first website in 1994 and have been building with WordPress since 2005.

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