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WordPress DC

@WordPressDC

The DC-area monthly WordPress meetup group. Organizers: @bethsoderberg, @tomfinley, @lelandf, @tiffany

 Washington, D.C.
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Nick Diego
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Building block extensions in WordPress can be a lot of fun. Here's my latest experiment, linked Group blocks. ✨ How I built it, the code, and a Playground demo are available here: nickdiego.com/enabling-linke…
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Mark Jaquith
@markjaquith4 Sep 2024
Adam stunned people at Laracon with this CSS rule. Almost no one had heard of it. isolation: isolate; (Tailwind: class="isolate") Creates a new isolated stacking context so you aren’t creating global z-index coordination bugs.
Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) profile pictureAdam Wathan
@adamwathan6 Jun 2024
Once you understand the CSS `isolation` property, you'll basically never wrestle with `z-index` issues again. Quick one that will fix 99% of your problems — throw `isolate` on your main layout container, so any portaled elements are guaranteed to be in another stacking context.
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@WordPress31 Aug 2024
Elevate your WordPress plugin development game by mastering Data Views! 🌟 This latest guide breaks down everything you need to know about leveraging Data Views for better data interaction in your plugins. Don’t miss out on this essential read! 📝 developer.wordpress.org/news… #WordPress #WordPressDevelopment
Using Data Views to display and interact with data in plugins

Using Data Views to display and interact with data in plugins

Discover the new WordPress DataViews component to create UIs that enable users to customize, filter, and manage data. Learn how to integrate this powerful component into your plugins to create...

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@WordPress3 Sep 2024
🌟 WordCamp US kicks off in just two weeks! Don't miss out—mark your calendars for September 17-20 to join us for a series of inspiring presentations that will empower your WordPress journey. wordpress.org/news/2024/09/w… #WordPress #WCUS
WordCamp US 2024: Oregon-a See You There?

WordCamp US 2024: Oregon-a See You There?

Starting September 17, open source and WordPress professionals from around the world will touch down in Portland, Oregon, for four days of learning, connecting, and collaborating.

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@WordPress4 Sep 2024
Coming in WordPress 6.7: Learn how to register block templates for your plugin's custom post types, custom URLs, and more in this Developer Blog tutorial: developer.wordpress.org/news…
Registering block templates via plugins in WordPress 6.7

Registering block templates via plugins in WordPress 6.7

Learn how to use the plugin template registration API in WordPress 6.7 to register and build templates from plugins.

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We’ll demonstrate how to seamlessly transition from one block theme (like Frost) to another (Ollie), showing that block themes can be a powerful and flexible tool when used correctly.
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Theme lock-in can be a major concern for WordPress users, but it doesn’t have to be a permanent roadblock. By leveraging child themes, you can ensure your customizations and governance remain intact, even when migrating between different base themes.
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Don’t miss your opportunity this Thursday 8/29, to enhance your WordPress skills, and break free from theme lock-in! meetup.com/wordpressdc/event…
Child Theme Hotwiring: Creating Enduring, Portable Block Child Themes, Thu, Aug 29, 2024, 7:00 PM |...

Child Theme Hotwiring: Creating Enduring, Portable Block Child Themes, Thu, Aug 29, 2024, 7:00 PM |...

Join us for an insightful session on mastering the art of block child themes in WordPress. In this event, we’ll explore how to navigate the pitfalls of theme lock-in and tu

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Tara Claeys@TaraClaeys19 Feb 2020
Excited to have @liamdempsey at @WordPressDC this evening to show us how to make a static site with WordPress!
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LBDesign@lbdesign18 Feb 2020
Today’s the day! Our own @liamdempsey is heading to the D.C. WordPress Meetup to talk about making static websites with WordPress. See you tonight? bit.ly/2UvE5Vl
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Why, yes, I am heading south of the Mason-Dixon line, crossing the Susquehanna River, and heading right to the center of the nation’s capital this evening! Bring on the WordPress static sites! And my thanks to @UGroupSocial and @WordPressDC for hosting.
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Kay O'D@websitemgmt22 Jan 2020
Kicking off tonight's @WordPressDC Meetup with a discussion of #wpdc in March. Thanks @UGroupSocial for hosting us!
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Watching ⁦@TaraClaeys⁩ talk about SEO at ⁦@WordPressDC⁩ !
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I’ll be @WordPressDC tonight too! But would much rather talk about theming with Gutenberg than headless WordPress 😛. Come join us!
Leland Fiegel (@lelandf) profile pictureLeland Fiegel@lelandf19 Nov 2019
I’ll be at the @WordPressDC Happiness Bar tonight! Bring me your themey questions! Also I’d love to chat about WordPress sites with decoupled front-ends, @gatsbyjs, etc. I’m obsessed with that sort of stuff lately!
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Leland Fiegel@lelandf19 Nov 2019
I’ll be at the @WordPressDC Happiness Bar tonight! Bring me your themey questions! Also I’d love to chat about WordPress sites with decoupled front-ends, @gatsbyjs, etc. I’m obsessed with that sort of stuff lately!
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Have WordPress-related questions you’re looking to get answered? You’re in luck, because our Happiness Bar meetup is happening next Tuesday, November 19, at @UGroupSocial! RSVP here: meetup.com/wordpressdc/event…
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Joe Flood
@joeflood15 Oct 2019
Clarity about offer - yes! You don’t need a fancy web design, you just need to clearly spell out your offer @WordPressDC #wordpress #writing
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Joe Flood
@joeflood15 Oct 2019
Message is the focus of tonight’s @WordPressDC meetup. Words matter! #wordpress
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Leland Fiegel@lelandf17 Sep 2019
Has anyone else never heard of QuickForget.com before? Free tool by Automattic to help send sensitive information through email. Just learned about it in @ryancanhelpyou’s @WordPressDC talk. Seems useful.
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DC Dev Shop@dcdevshop15 Jul 2019
Come listen to @TaraClaeys talk about out of the box WordPress plugins :: Check out the WordPress Meetup in DC happening tomorrow night: hubs.ly/H0jLcgd0 @WordPressDC #WordPress #plugins
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Excited to present “Help! I’m Behind with Gutenberg!” at @WordPressDC. Thanks for hosting @UGroupSocial! Slides are here: bit.ly/wpdcmay2019
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