Here are some possible topics that I would be happy to do a customized WordPress training on:
- Strategies for leveraging WordPress within your organization
- Strategies for WordPress content development within your organization
- Strategies for building community within your organization using WordPress
- How to create a WordPress theme from a PSD file
- How to make basic edits to a WordPress theme
- Creating custom page templates in WordPress
- Creating custom loops in WordPress
- How to add functionality using functions.php
- How to build a plugin
- How to Install WordPress
- How to run and test WordPress locally
- How to edit CSS
- What do all these files mean?
- Intro to PHP
- Intro to CSS
- Intro to HTML
- Intro to javaScript
- How to create an accordion effect
- How to create X effect
- HTML 5 primer
- How to use jQuery
- How to build and customize a slideshow
- How to edit the home page to create a “News” theme
- Intro to WordPress Multi-site
- Intro to BuddyPress
- Advanced WordPress Multi-site
- Advanced BuddyPress
What would you like to learn?
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