I will be teaching two WordPress courses in July 2012. They are:
Getting Started with WordPress: Perfect for anyone who has never used WordPress and for people who have a WordPress site but need help managing it. July 10 & 12
WordPress Design for Designers: For folks who know how to manage a WordPress site but want to change the look and feel of the site using CSS. Basically, this is a beginner-level CSS course for WordPress users. July 17 & 19
Feel free to call or email with any questions!
From Toby’s Blog
- WordPress Hacked? Here’s Your Recovery GuideWordPress hacked? Stay calm and follow this step-by-step guide to recover your site. Learn the signs, recovery steps, and how to secure your site for the future.
- WordPress Maintenance Checklist: Keep Your Site Running SmoothlyDiscover the essential tasks for effective WordPress maintenance and ensure your website runs smoothly and securely with our comprehensive guide.
- Why We Don’t Automate Our WordPress Hosting BusinessThere are some great platforms out there to automate your website hosting biz: But we don’t use any of them. Here’s why: Hosting companies only get worse over time. Over the years, I’ve hosted websites on a bunch of platforms: All of these hosting companies share one thing in common: Over time, they all got…
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