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

Washington, D.C.
Joined January 2010
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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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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.
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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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
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🌟 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
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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…
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The recording from last week's "Child Theme Hotwiring" Meetup event is now streamable: youtu.be/cAncqcjEZyM
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Hey folks — we had some technical issues with our Zoom link, but refresh the Meetup event page and it should be visible.
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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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Annnnnnd we're back.
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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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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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As a reminder, there will be no in-person WordPress DC meetup tomorrow night.
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Excited to have @liamdempsey at @WordPressDC this evening to show us how to make a static site with WordPress!
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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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