WordPress Theming Workshop, Brought to you By AWDG

Atlanta Web Design Group (AWDG) is teaming up with the Atlanta WordPress Coder’s Guild to bring you a WordPress Theming Workshop. This one-day workshop will take you beyond the basics of using WordPress toward creating your own custom themes.

This workshop is best suited for those who know HTML/CSS and will be hands-on and interactive, so the pace will be set by the attendees.

Topics:

  • What a Theme is/is not
  • WordPress Template Hierarchy
  • Where to Start (Scratch, Starter Theme, Child Theme, Framework)
  • The WordPress Loop- Template Tags- Action Hooks & Filters
  • Widgets
  • Translation
  • Enqueuing Scripts and Stylesheets

Snacks and drinks are provided along with an Atlantic Station discount card for lunch, but please bring your own laptop (Macs are preferred).

Interested? Tickets are $79 until Feb. 20 and $99 at the door. Check out the details below & reserve your seat today!

When:
February 27, 2015
10 AM – 5 PM

Where:
Polygon
264 19th Street NW
Suite 2250
Atlanta, GA 30363

Meet the speakers:
Mike  Schinkel is a WordPress Architect and a serial startup entrepreneur with an engineering degree from Georgia Tech including one startup as #123 on the Inc 500 in 1999. Mike’s been a programmer since the late 80s and more recently was the organizer of the Atlanta Web Entrepreneurs meetup from 2007 through 2011, the co-host of The Business of WordPress conference in 2010 and a founding moderator on the StackExchange website for WordPress Development. He also just co-launched The Atlanta WordPress Coder’s Guild meetup with his partner Micah Wood in January.

Micah Wood is a consultant and web developer from Atlanta, GA and has worked on WordPress projects for brands like Dell, Orkin and Coca-Cola. He’s passionate about continuously improving, working with awesome people, and sharing what he has learned. Micah’s been a student of the martial arts for 20 years, actively trains under talented instructors and has spent half of his life teaching others.

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