Nathan Roberts will discuss team genes at the WordPress London Meetup.
Rob will give a short talk covering some areas of WordPress vulnerabilities and how to avoid them.
Scott Cariss provides a brief overview of object caching within WordPress.
Scaling WordPress; Luke Williams discusses some of the challenges at the WordPress London Meetup.
Darren Grant gives a 5 min. lighting talk on WordPress custom URL rewrites at the WordPress London Meetup.
The responsive custom design. Ngaire Ackerley discusses fluid design within WordPress themes.
Keith Devon gives a 5 min. lightning talk covering a case study of NDEP.org at the WordPress London Meetup.
So you’ve got your WordPress site up and running and visitors are finding it through search engines. But are you giving them enough information about your site once they’ve arrived?
In this presentation I’d like to share some ideas for simple tweaks you can make to your theme that can help improve the usability of your site – specifically in the areas of search, blog pages, archive pages, ‘landing’ pages and ‘read more’ links. I’ll be using some common (and less well-known) WordPress functions and array values, and also recommending a useful plugin for improving search results.
The ‘Customizer’ was introduced in WordPress 3.4, allowing users to toggle settings on their site with a live preview before saving them. This talk will show how any theme can use the powerful Theme Customisation API to add customisable elements to a theme that will let users/clients preview and publish real changes on the fly. We’ll also cover some of awesome things we’ve managed to achieve using it at FactoryMedia.
